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Looking for 465B parts
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Hello all,
My first post to this very interesting newsgroup, so I hope this message makes it out ok. I would like to acquire any of the following parts for a standard 465B. My scope was rescued from the dumpster (!) and is completely refurbished save one each from this list: PN 131-1428-00 CONTACT,ELEC:GROUNDING CLIP Bottom board HV shield to "can" contact. PN 352-0263-00 HLDR,POUCH ASSY: Blue plastic piece at the front top of the "can". PN 378-0044-01 FILTER ELEM,AIR:2.5 X 2.5 X 0.25 Air filter element. The plastic pouch holder piece is the most important to me. Anyone out there parting out a 465B, perhaps with an otherwise unuseable can? Next question has to do with a different animal altogether, a Tek TAS 465. I will probably regret combining these two instruments in one email due to the confusion over the shared numeric designator. I have acquired (another "free to a good home") broken TAS 465 100MHz 2ch analog scope and with it came an instruction manual (070-8523-03). This manual has very limited service info. I would like to confirm if a separate service manual exists? Would anyone have one to sell? I've tried the usual manual sources (except Tek). The serial number on this scope is BR10900. I know that sounds odd, but that's what is on the label. Would anyone also know what "BR" signifies in the serial number? Perhaps it wasn't made in Beaverton.... Thank you. Don |
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Andrew Campbell
Hi Don,
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The Service Manual for the TAS465 is part number 070-8524-01. I have a copy of one in my workshop (not for sale). The only problem being is that I live in Sydney, Australia. Best Regards, Andrew Campbell -----Original Message-----
From: donlcramer@... [mailto:donlcramer@...] Sent: 08 May, 2001 02:12 To: TekScopes@... Subject: [TekScopes] Looking for 465B parts Hello all, My first post to this very interesting newsgroup, so I hope this message makes it out ok. I would like to acquire any of the following parts for a standard 465B. My scope was rescued from the dumpster (!) and is completely refurbished save one each from this list: PN 131-1428-00 CONTACT,ELEC:GROUNDING CLIP Bottom board HV shield to "can" contact. PN 352-0263-00 HLDR,POUCH ASSY: Blue plastic piece at the front top of the "can". PN 378-0044-01 FILTER ELEM,AIR:2.5 X 2.5 X 0.25 Air filter element. The plastic pouch holder piece is the most important to me. Anyone out there parting out a 465B, perhaps with an otherwise unuseable can? Next question has to do with a different animal altogether, a Tek TAS 465. I will probably regret combining these two instruments in one email due to the confusion over the shared numeric designator. I have acquired (another "free to a good home") broken TAS 465 100MHz 2ch analog scope and with it came an instruction manual (070-8523-03). This manual has very limited service info. I would like to confirm if a separate service manual exists? Would anyone have one to sell? I've tried the usual manual sources (except Tek). The serial number on this scope is BR10900. I know that sounds odd, but that's what is on the label. Would anyone also know what "BR" signifies in the serial number? Perhaps it wasn't made in Beaverton.... Thank you. Don To unsubscribe from this group, send an email to: TekScopes-unsubscribe@... Your use of Yahoo! Groups is subject to |
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Andrew Campbell
Hi Don,
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The Service Manual for the TAS465 is part number 070-8524-01. I have a copy of one in my workshop (not for sale). The only problem being is that I live in Sydney, Australia. Best Regards, Andrew Campbell -----Original Message-----
From: donlcramer@... [mailto:donlcramer@...] Sent: 08 May, 2001 02:12 To: TekScopes@... Subject: [TekScopes] Looking for 465B parts Hello all, My first post to this very interesting newsgroup, so I hope this message makes it out ok. I would like to acquire any of the following parts for a standard 465B. My scope was rescued from the dumpster (!) and is completely refurbished save one each from this list: PN 131-1428-00 CONTACT,ELEC:GROUNDING CLIP Bottom board HV shield to "can" contact. PN 352-0263-00 HLDR,POUCH ASSY: Blue plastic piece at the front top of the "can". PN 378-0044-01 FILTER ELEM,AIR:2.5 X 2.5 X 0.25 Air filter element. The plastic pouch holder piece is the most important to me. Anyone out there parting out a 465B, perhaps with an otherwise unuseable can? Next question has to do with a different animal altogether, a Tek TAS 465. I will probably regret combining these two instruments in one email due to the confusion over the shared numeric designator. I have acquired (another "free to a good home") broken TAS 465 100MHz 2ch analog scope and with it came an instruction manual (070-8523-03). This manual has very limited service info. I would like to confirm if a separate service manual exists? Would anyone have one to sell? I've tried the usual manual sources (except Tek). The serial number on this scope is BR10900. I know that sounds odd, but that's what is on the label. Would anyone also know what "BR" signifies in the serial number? Perhaps it wasn't made in Beaverton.... Thank you. Don To unsubscribe from this group, send an email to: TekScopes-unsubscribe@... Your use of Yahoo! Groups is subject to |
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Hi, Don,
The grounding spring you need was used in about 30 different models of Tek scopes, so if you find a complete junker anywhere, you may also find the part. The pouch lip can be a problem. Tek did sell those as separate parts and you had to stake it to the case keeping the blobs on the inside tight enough that it didn't interfere with sliding the case on and off. The you MIGHT be able to reuse one, but it'll be touchy. Again, no matter whether you're talking 465, 434, 475, etc., they were all the same part. Air filters: don't buy Tek and don't go out of your way to find the filter material. Head down to your local Dollar General, Dollar Mart, Everything-Under-A-Dollar or whatever the name of the store is that undersells Wallyworld and buy the GENERIC Scotchbrite-like scrubbing pads and cut them to fit. Get the non-green ones if you can, for they tend to be even less abrasive than the green ones (and the generic green ones don't hold a candle to the real Scotchbrite for agressiveness). If you're in a really dusty environment, give the filter material a quick, light shot of Pam (the spray oil for kitchen use, generic is fine, of course) and wash and respray the filter monthly. The TAS465 I believe was one of Tek's big mistakes (Telequipment was another) and were import items not of actual Tek manufacture. Stan Griffiths can tell you all kinds of stuff about those. Dean PN 131-1428-00 CONTACT,ELEC:GROUNDING CLIP Bottom board HVshield to "can" contact.piece at the front top of the "can".element. out there parting out a 465B, perhaps with an otherwise unuseable can?TAS 465. I will probably regret combining these two instruments in one emaildue to the confusion over the shared numeric designator. I have acquired(another "free to a good home") broken TAS 465 100MHz 2ch analog scope andwith it came an instruction manual (070-8523-03). This manual has verylimited service info. I would like to confirm if a separate service manualexists? Would anyone have one to sell? I've tried the usual manual sources(except Tek). The serial number on this scope is BR10900. I know thatsounds odd, but that's what is on the label. Would anyone also know what "BR"Beaverton....
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