Just the Tektronix and HP parts are about half of the total and I already had those so I topped off with a couple of other sections and put it up. There is a whole collection of Tektronix and other

The CRT is out but what the heck is the sticky corky gooey-like material they use to house these things? What a mess! Anyway, pins 12 & 14 are definitely open. I can see the leads going into the

PS - Google translate works quite well on the first link. Greg

In a possible answer to the lingering question of "who", try http://www.eevblog.com/forum/testgear/free-service-manual-user-manual-schematisc-etc/

Oh that's alright then, thanks. A couple hundred gigabyte here or there will be a mere mosquito bite to them. ST <TekScopes@...> wrote:

I did also and they have served me very well.

Oh, my extenders are not much better -- the land to solder wires to is exposed also. They are made with standard PCB fab methods so they have some solder mask, but not in a very exposed spot. The

Mike, good point. I will do just that. It was a freebie scope and is all a learning experience for me at this point anyway. Since it was much easier to get to, I measured at the P700 plug and not

I bought a couple of those and am very happy with them. Peter

No, the boards use the TAPR license. It is a free license to use with the hope that if you add improvements you will share them back to the project. I make and sell those extender kits. They'll even

Disclaimer- my ignorance of Tek CRT construction details is absolutely unsurpassed. But one problem that I have seen on occasion with octal base vacuum tubes, and with "garden variety" CRT's (RCA,

This would be a lot of work for such an old universal timer/counter although the DC505, DC505A, and 7D15 are notable for having twice the bandwidth and 10 times the clock of most universal

On Sat, 26 Dec 2015, public@... [TekScopes] wrote: It is 110 Gbytes _TOTAL_ starting from the root. With _ALL_ vendors, corresponding website stuff/glue and the kitchen sink. > There are also

Downloading Hook, Bee, and BSTJ. Thank you, David. Dave Wise ________________________________________ Sent: Saturday, December 26, 2015 11:01 AM To: TekScopes@... Subject: Re:

They surely do. And they surely can have a cool career to. For example, Lamborghini has no less than 6 openings for EEs right now. ---In TekScopes@..., <hpnpilot@...> wrote : Maybe they

Maybe they have a really cool bunch of EEs there.

If the heater is open then the CRT is dead; it should read just a couple of ohms. The only doubt would be if the CRT heater pin identification was questionable.

Looks like you're hitting a computer belonging to the Polytechnic Institute in Gdansk. Most likely in the Applied Physics department. ---In TekScopes@..., <stefan_trethan@...> wrote :

My Fluke 80k-40 just showed up and I find I'm getting only -1420V on TP701. This is supposed to be -1900V. When I turn up the intensity it shows around -1410V. Should I chase that a bit or does

Has anyone figured out any kind of associated website? I'm sure one of you whiz-kids who reads his email on a Z80 powered command line client is able to sniff the owner of this stash out for us? I'd