Hello Folks, to be honest: my wife would not moan about this. I generally think that, if you have this problem, something is wrong in your end of the zero sum game. But, here, we would moan

Hello Chuck, case in point: an SDK is available for the thing! Tam -- With best regards Tam HANNA Enjoy electronics? Join 15k7 other followers by visiting the Crazy Electronics Lab at

Thank you, larry

Regarding the adjustment of the Grid Bias, the answer is, yes. I can get a marginal increase in overall intensity from both the sweep trace and the readout characters by maxing out the Grid Bias. Alas

Well, $10 is not going to happen. Minimum package postage US to Canada is about $8.

My relay has an open coil. It is only a spare which I may never need. For $40 I will repair it if I ever need it. I was hoping to find someone else that needs one and bring the cost down to $10. I cut

Use a radial lead 1200 uF/25 volt, 105 °C cap. Be sure to jumper the ground pads if required. Active track is on both sides of the board. Buy the cap from a reliable supplier such as Mouser.

Usual component supplier should do? It's an electrolytic. What about Digikey 4008PHTB-ND, 4008PHCT-ND ? --Toby > > > > >

Thanks; they plug in so I don't want to modify. I only need one as a spare which I may never use. I was hoping to find someone that needed one, buy a couple, and mail me one for real cost. If I have

Hi, Have a peek here: https://www.youtube.com/user/w2aew/videos for some useful tutorials about some of those diode types. Brian.

I recently bought a 465 to fix up and noticed that an aluminum can axial lead capacitor is leaking dried crap from one side. The capacitor is located on the bottom board. C1220 is the location on the

Leo, I have to agree with you on that one. I have some of the 7K analog frames on the bench but I have not seen anything I even wanted to acquire after the TAS series. I do have some of the TM 500,

Are these issues specific to Tektronix equipment, or the modern age in general? I think everything is becoming harder to fix as it becomes more complex, miniaturized, and cheap to produce. I am not in

Dennis, thank goodness there was never a tantalum cap/relay combo device! That would be pretty much a guaranteed failure! <laughing> <text removed>

Does it Work? ... The 650A Desulfating Generator. yahoo.com@groups.io> wrote:

I did notice that listing. I sent him a note mentioning that the 1N5767 is not obsolete. Greg

Me and two lab partners designed a "computer too back in the 1980's for an EE class.  I should still have my write-up.  This was 4004/8008 time frame or 1980's. It was a microprogrammed hardware

if it helps I found a guy on Ebay selling groups of 3 for 10 bucks. It appears that he has 12 available a the

Been there, done that, for both my 2465, my 2465A, my 2465Adm, both my 2465B's and my 2467B.... But with respect to the original posting: "weak read out". Did you try tweaking the Grid Bias?

I am sure there is a mountain of good info here in this group about how to fix and care for a 2465x, but not sure this has been compiled as a tutorial per se. For something close to that I would