The pdf is available on line - or are you after the paper documents? Craig

turn them full left first, there must be a click, snapping in to the start Position. At front is a transparent plastic ring displaying the Position of the frontside part of the rotating

I see. I thought the cap itself was cracked. I wouldn't call that crack in the knob a hairline. It looks like a stress fracture from the hole in the middle of the knob being too small for the shaft

On Thu, 24 Dec 2015, Gary Robert Bosworth grbosworth@... [TekScopes] wrote: You seem to underestimate the sheer size of that treasure trove... I'm running "wget -r" on it since the

It would be very helpful if someone would put it all into a single massive file so it could be downloaded just once and put on a DVD. Gary TekScopes@...> wrote: -- Gary Robert

On Thu, 24 Dec 2015, David davidwhess@... [TekScopes] wrote: How can you align 20ns period pulses with 50ns ones? They are different frequencies not even evenly divisible by each other. You

Good find! wget snagged 13 GB from the Tek directory alone. There are a lot of documents that look like internal training manuals and lecture notes, some of them incredibly

TDK makes them in C0G up to .22uF in their reasonably priced FK series, available both from Mouser and Digikey. ---In TekScopes@..., <davidwhess@...> wrote : Large value NP0/C0G ceramic

I will have to remember to take a look at this on mine. It is touchy after it warms up and I am still working on it. It never occurred to me that the problem might be related to the power supply

I looked at it quickly and I think it was done to keep 20ns divided output phase aligned with the 50ns divided output. The other outputs are also phase aligned to the 50ns output through

Some of the lower voltage CMOS gates are even faster. I like the AC series because it can still operate at 5 volts. I did not keep my notes but I think AHC and AS were almost as good. It is worth

The emitter and collector currents from these transistors are pretty high at about 20 milliamps per segment so maybe 140 milliamps maximum and your finger is not going to have any effect on that. Do

On Thu, 24 Dec 2015, mosaicmerc@... [TekScopes] wrote: I will offer those here first al lower price. As of now it is 2 x SG503, one PG506, 2 x TG501. I will offer them right after New Year,

Ok, I got the unit sorted out. Took my time and dismantled it and separated the PCB sandwich, reseated the connector in question, which was quite loose, and did continuity from transistor driver to

A picture is worth a thousand words. You can see the hairline crack at the top of the knob. Gluing the cap back in should be a pretty simple process. I just want to make sure it's the right plan,

We have the P6055 manual ...IT is not listed on our WEB site for some reason , so I will get it up there tomorrow. I may even have an original manual buried in the shop it will take several days to

When I was rebuilding one of my preregulator boards, I reinstalled it with only the primary side connected and connected my meter to the secondary side with hook clips on my probes. I didn't have any

Treasure trove, indeed. Many thanks. Now, if I could only find the docs for the P6055 differential probe...unobtainium, it seems? Sent from TypeMail

Unfortunately, if the surfaces won't fit together without a gap, solvent welding isn't going to be possible. For gap filling of broken plastics, you would need a compatible plastic to use as filler

Will us Tek members get a discount on any of those plugins?