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On Fri, Jul 13, 2018, 2:17 PM cmjones01 <chris@...> wrote:

Does anyone know the pitch of the edge connector on the back of S-series
sampling heads, like the S-1 and S-2? I've just ordered a couple of cheap
ones to play with and would like to make a custom cable for them. I can't
tell from the photos whether the connector is 0.1", 0.15" or 0.156" pitch.
I'm hoping it's the latter because I've got lots of those.

There's a coax connector by the side which looks kind of like an SMB - is
it?

Thank you
Chris

On 7/13/2018 5:52 PM, Pete Lancashire wrote:

If you run out of S1s I will soon have about 20 dead S1 & S2s as part of my
s3110 restoration project.

I forget the picture of the connector but it is a standard Edge connector
the only thing Tek did was to use a hire gold thickness than a normal
connector. There is nothing special about the interconnect the cable tech
made was custom because it was cheap for them to do it but the only thing
custom is the embedded coax. I'm sure it's just a piece of rg174 woodwork.

On Fri, Jul 13, 2018, 2:17 PM cmjones01 <chris@...> wrote:

Does anyone know the pitch of the edge connector on the back of S-series
sampling heads, like the S-1 and S-2? I've just ordered a couple of cheap
ones to play with and would like to make a custom cable for them. I can't
tell from the photos whether the connector is 0.1", 0.15" or 0.156" pitch.
I'm hoping it's the latter because I've got lots of those.

There's a coax connector by the side which looks kind of like an SMB - is
it?

Thank you
Chris

On Fri, Jul 13, 2018, 2:57 PM Dave Daniel <kc0wjn@...> wrote:

I'm pretty sure that Tektronix also offered an extension cable that
consisted of a plug-in unit with a cable with a connector at the end
that plugged into any of the sampling heads.

I could that that, but my extension module is somewhere in a box either
in my house on on a truck headed my way.

DaveD


On 7/13/2018 5:52 PM, Pete Lancashire wrote:

If you run out of S1s I will soon have about 20 dead S1 & S2s as part of

my

s3110 restoration project.

I forget the picture of the connector but it is a standard Edge connector
the only thing Tek did was to use a hire gold thickness than a normal
connector. There is nothing special about the interconnect the cable tech
made was custom because it was cheap for them to do it but the only thing
custom is the embedded coax. I'm sure it's just a piece of rg174

woodwork.

On Fri, Jul 13, 2018, 2:17 PM cmjones01 <chris@...> wrote:

Does anyone know the pitch of the edge connector on the back of S-series
sampling heads, like the S-1 and S-2? I've just ordered a couple of

cheap

ones to play with and would like to make a custom cable for them. I

can't

tell from the photos whether the connector is 0.1", 0.15" or 0.156"

pitch.

I'm hoping it's the latter because I've got lots of those.

There's a coax connector by the side which looks kind of like an SMB -

is

it?

Thank you
Chris

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Subject: [TekScopes] S- series sampling head connectors

Does anyone know the pitch of the edge connector on the back of S-series sampling heads, like the S-1 and S-2? I've just ordered a couple of cheap ones to play with and would like to make a custom cable for them. I can't tell from the photos whether the connector is 0.1", 0.15" or 0.156" pitch. I'm hoping it's the latter because I've got lots of those.

There's a coax connector by the side which looks kind of like an SMB - is it?

Thank you
Chris