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That makes perfect sense, thank you, Jared. I assume, once I recover my adapter (just realized it's currently on loan), I need to run the commands via Python (the only way I

Thanks Dave. This is a start. That's the transducer (I have three, of varying pressures) and the probe assembly, the P6610.? Definitely a Tektronix product though that's all I know. Bill

The scope doesn't care what GPIB adapter you use, if it works on other gear, it'll work on the scope. You only need the specific National Instruments GPIB card for running the Tektronix calibration

Dear Jeff, The Tektronix high quality crimp BNC and cables diameter, stiffness are distinctive Any photos of a comparison the RG58/U vs RG 233 cables ? I acquired the Tektronix c?bles decade's

Jon, recently I ordered a cable from a distributer I received a sub-par non Tektronix cable even though I ordered 012-0482-00. I returned that cable and contacted Tek tech to be sure if I ordered

Hi I recently acquired 2465B. At power on the self test passes with no trace. Short description about the scope: It has serial no b065557 It has smd in A5 board. After searching in the net I came

I've also reflowed this morning the U200 solder joints, per an EEVBlog suggestion (which made great sense - I think this is infamously developing cold solder joints over time). Jared also recommended

Jeff: All of my 012-0482-00/01 (have ! 10-15!) are RG-223/U cable. I have never seen one made with RG-58U. Do you know the exact specs, eg VSWR, frequency resp, ? Enjoy, Jon

likewise little info I can find either. There is one sensor probe on eBay right now that shows some info. https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/234280766314 If that helps. Dave 'KBV (Ex Tek UK, during the

In my collection of probes, I have a P6610 physical measurement amplifier and three P6610 pressure transducers. ?I don't have any documentation and a search of the usual sources has come up empty.

Due to a mistake on a drawing Tektronix had 012-0482-00/01 cables made with RG-58/U cable. They have now corrected the error and have the 012-0482-00/01 made with RG-223/U cable. -- Jeffeelcr

jlacerte: that's the exact direction I started heading from a point on. I realized the "short" between pins 2 and 3 of the SRAMs was not a solder bridge, but something internal to one of the chips. I

While cleaning out a storage building, I uncovered two Tektronix Instruction manuals.? One is for the 515/515A scope and the other for the RM529 scope.? If anyone would like either, you may have

Hello again: Use Dolph CC1105 Dip, vacuum oven dry https://www.dolphs.com/product/dolphon-cc-1105-range/ Low VOC, not a varnish but a resin. MG Chemicals 4228A – Red Insulating Varnish is

I didn’t impregnate my 453, I only laid a bead of corona dope at each end (and let it set) to keep wire from sinking to lower layers. Still working, years later. Dave Wise

Do you mean Dolph's ... a vonRoll trademark? They do produce impregnation 'resins' for transformer manufacture, and repair. That doesn't seem... to me... to be something you can get at your local

I have a 754D and a 784D.? I really like these scopes except for the display size. I occasionally will hook up a 13" to 15" color display and set on the edge of the bench while I am working. If I

Thanks - I think you may be right - would be much easier to wind thus too! I think I found your description of layer with

To me that doesn't look like sections - the ridge is pitched. I think it's a foil shield with a spiral drain wire. I only know older transformers, but every one of those was wound

Here's a photo of the innermost (high voltage winding). The drawing just specified 544 turns of #38 AWG wire, but looking at the photo it appears as if it might be sectionally wound with 11 sections.