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Re: 7000 Series Plugins
Thanks Jon, made me smile :-)
By John Griessen <john@...> · #16551 ·
Re: 7000 Series Plugins
Raymond! Fine to hear from you, The RT and BW on many TEK are conservative (unlike the Chinese scopes) and are often exceeded IF the test setup is optimized. tips for optimized RT : 1/ Use direct
By Froggie the Gremlin · #16550 ·
Re: 7000 Series Plugins
Thanks for the explanation, Jon and yes, it's Raymond from the Netherlands. My remark about the rise time: I see a rise time of 200ps in your photo, which is quite surprising, even for a 7104 with
By Raymond Domp Frank · #16549 ·
Re: 7000 Series Plugins
John and Raymond (in Holland?) to clarify: 1/ Scope shots are NOT 7104 /7A29 They are 7904/7A26 2/ Lower readout is delay time of B sweep of 7B92A hor plugin (excellent for all 7xxx except 7104) 3/
By Froggie the Gremlin · #16548 ·
Re: 7000 Series Plugins
On Thu, Dec 21, 2023 at 04:48 PM, Raymond Domp Frank wrote: Come to think of it: The full character scan of the Readout module could perhaps benefit from a little adjustment: The "tails" are a bit
By Raymond Domp Frank · #16547 ·
Re: 7000 Series Plugins
I think that says 0.79ns. The 200ps rise time surprises me... Raymond
By Raymond Domp Frank · #16546 ·
Re: 7000 Series Plugins
/g/TekScopes2/photo/291760/3725151 What is the lower right 00.79pS from? I see 10nS 200pS on top line and seem to be from the left right timebases. My 7104s are not fully working at
By John Griessen <john@...> · #16545 ·
Re: 7000 Series Plugins
New photos: /g/TekScopes2/album?id=291760 1/ 7104/7A29/7B10/7B15 with leo Bodnar 40 pS pulser after transient allignment 2/ Bench with 7703/7L5, 7904, usual PUs Many 7000 and TM500 PU
By Froggie the Gremlin · #16544 ·
Re: 7000 Series Plugins
Sounds exactly like the process I use to clean floppy drive heads on my vintage computers, just a tad more delicate. - David
By dkarguth · #16543 ·
Re: 7000 Series Plugins
I'd agree with that 100%. When I've done it, I've just used regular laser printer paper. Paul -- Paul Amaranth, GCIH | Manchester MI, USA Aurora Group o
By Paul Amaranth · #16542 ·
Re: 7000 Series Plugins
Had 7000 scoles and pluguns since 1990s, perhaps 4 scopes and 120 PU... Fast notes: Attn.contact clean : Paper: We use business cards and 99% Iso Achol. Beware some wideband PI like 7A29 use
By Froggie the Gremlin · #16541 ·
Re: 7000 Series Plugins
So, what IS cartridge paper? "Quality cartridge paper will have a slight texture to it ¨C this is known as grain or tooth, and provides the resistance needed to hold marks in place and increases the
By John Griessen <john@...> · #16540 ·
Re: 7000 Series Plugins
This is probably one of the most finicky restoration/maintenance tasks of any piece of equipment I am aware of. Not to discourage anyone, but it requires clean, careful and deliberate work. Radu.
By Radu Bogdan Dicher · #16539 ·
Re: 7000 Series Plugins
For all the ¡°finger¡± to pad cam switches, only ever use cartridge paper strips (say 1/8¡± by 1.5¡±) dampened with isopropyl alcohol. Turn the cam so the finger lifts off the pad, insert the
By David C. Partridge · #16538 ·
Re: 7000 Series Plugins
I have a 7904. One of my favorite combinations is a 7A26 (or 7A24 if I need the bandwidth), a 7D12 with sampling plugin, a 7D15 225 Mhz counter, and a 7B92A timebase.? The 7B92A does have a trace
By Harvey White · #16537 ·
Re: 7000 Series Plugins
What do you recommend using to clean switch contacts that won't hurt the plastics? I know some contact cleaner sprays can soften some types of plastic.
By dkarguth · #16536 ·
Re: 7000 Series Plugins
Excellent scope, I will add a few thoughts here having rebuilt a fair number of 7K hardware. Everything that comes from secondary market will need some form of servicing. There are 2 sellers on Ebay
By Zentronics42@... · #16535 ·
Re: 7000 Series Plugins
I'm located in North Texas. I'm using the scope for hobby purposes, I don't necessarily have a specific application other than I'd like to have a nice variety of plugins. One of the reasons I was
By dkarguth · #16534 ·
Re: 7000 Series Plugins
I have a collection of 7S11/7T11 Sampling Plugins, but have not gotten around to using them yet and want to as a sampling learning exp, but then could sell them. How fast are you wanting them? -- John
By John Griessen <john@...> · #16533 ·
Re: Tektronix Series 125 - f1.4 - 1:1 Mag.
Thanks for the education.
By Philip Freidin · #16532 ·