I can try one in a 7603 at some point in the not too distant future. Dave Casey wrote:

Thank you for your assistance. Sure enough, there were 2 screws on the bottom that locked the 177 in place. I never would have known about this locking mechanism without your help. Once I removed

Hi Dave, Fortunately that day is very far off. Dennis Tillman W7PF

Not misremembering, but the rates may have changed again. I checked the rate for first class international, and was expecting that price, but the postal clerk did, and said what I said. -Chuck

Thanks for the data, Dave. I guess the only remaining question in my mind is whether the reset bug ever shows up with a 7L5 in NON-7854 mainframes. Now I have to start chasing the two apparent

They could have killed two birds with one stone if they simply put a "U" shaped pull handle on the front of the porch. Then they would have had a way to remove the porch, and the handle would have

My 11801C does that too. I believe it has a temperature regulated fan, and the feedback loop is kicking the fan motor too hard when it comes on, and then it takes a while for the motor to slow back

Hi Brian, 205 contributions were received. The bill for one year is $110. About $0.53 each would have done it. Dennis Tillman W7PF

Rates changed last year, but I think you are misremembering, because the minimum increment for a package was always much higher than that. Here are current rates for a 4 oz mailpiece sent to Canada

I may make one for mine. I am careful, but the handle is about as exposed as anything can be. I too often wondered why TEK did not have a guard on them from Job#1. Probably would have added 10

I have seen a picture of one. I often thought about making them myself. I have broken off those knobs several times. I am surprised Tek allowed that to be exposed. It begs to be snapped off. The

Hi Craig, Actually the refund process is probably the easiest. PayPal makes it simple to refuse an entire contribution. The museum contacted me to find out if they should send a donation to us. I told

Hi Dave, I always thought it was the early 177s that did not have the knobs to pull it out of the 577. Dennis Tillman W7PF

Hi all, I have some questions about a 11801; - After it has been powered on for a while, 20 minutes or so, the fan starts to make interesting sounds, like if it is revving up one or a few times a

Hi Ken, By now you have probably seen the reason your transaction number wasn't found. PayPal issues you one transaction number and issues me a totally different number. I had no idea this was the

HI, New member here, just finished fixing my 468 with the info from this group, thanks! I have a 222 that's missing one of the probe's ground leads. Anyone have an extra ground lead or the whole

Bob, Have you ever seen a 577/177 with a switch guard? I have heard rumors that some late model units had a loop guard over the switch to stop from getting the switch handle broken off. --

Craig, Dennis, I think that would be a good idea! GOD Bless and Thanks, rich!

Wrapping up the TekScopes pledge drive, Michael Dunn and I are STUNNED by your generosity and all the positive comments we received. Your contributions have exceeded the $340 paid to Groups.io by

Hi Charlie, I looked into this and I was disappointed that it was not so simple. First we would have to setup a Stripe account which seems to require that we are a business, and second Groups.io keeps