I just think Nuvistors are cool. Any information on how they were made is interesting to me. I've heard they were made in a high vacuum chamber with the assembly machinery in the vacuum chamber. There

Barry, You are correct, they are not the same as the 465/465B. The 455/465M was endowed with a unique HV Module that includes a 1 1/2x multiplier plus DC restorer and other circuitry inside that

One of the NuVistors used in Tektronix scopes is designed for very low anode voltage, about 30 volts. I have a 423 I got at a hamfest that uses them. One was so weak it was impossible to get the trace

The 455/465M use a 3X multiplier but there is no HV output level listed on the schematic or in the circuit description section ( odd) The 465 Uses a different multiplier but no listing of the

And don't forget to either visit and pick it up, or to investigate the pack and send costs before you visit. PPAuctions does not pack and send (Ramco does).

May be interesting to group members especially those located in UK: https://www.ppauctions.com/auction/294/june-collective-sale Note registration is required to bid so move quickly as that takes

Is it the same for a 465M as for a 465/465B? I'm thinking they're different but not sure. Thanks, Barry - N4BUQ

Thanks, guess I should look at the mechanical diagrams more closely. Can't find this part anywhere, it's not preventing the pot from working, it's just a little annoying.

Tek part number 352-0100-00 is described on page 9-76 of this document: http://w140.com/tekwiki/images/1/18/Tektronix_Common_Design_Parts_Mechanical_Catalog_2_nov_1988_ocr.pdf

Hi, And David DiGiacomo's DSA602A with FW 2.23 does it also!! Maybe it is SN (thus Board PN) dependent? By the way I can live with it. After 20 minutes you also must start the EA procedure for

I found that knowing the part number 352-0100-00 and "holder" didn't help when searching for a replacement. In some instruments the trimpots are mounted on a "stand-off" but that search term also gave

Well, the original question at eevblog says it's form a 1S2, so look at the Mechanical Parts List and Figures in the manual. I think these will be 352-0100-00 "Holder, variable resistor", as in Fig

J. L. Trantham wrote on 6/17/2020 7:36 AM: Hello-- They're likely part of a group of parts called "Transipads" (tm) http://microdimensional.com/ 73== Brad AA1IP

Don't know what they are called but they look like a 'cable clip' for routing cables. Joe

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I've had two DSA602s on top of one of mine, with no concerns at all (Anything to avoid wrangling a 602 onto a bench, they're >30kg and quite big...) That sloping one I posted is much flimsier than

Dave, thanks a lot for bringing this to attention! I only own 1 (and a replacement parts spare) 1S1, but as I am currently calibrating it, this interesting stuff comes very handy. I also browsed the

Hi Giampi, Finally I have found a flash simm for my AM700. I'am being build an adapter from my programmer ( a GQ-4X) to simm module but I have some trouble with RW / CS/ and OE signal. When you have

Hi Tom: I have a large collection of 4XX series scopes and some have been used for parts.  I have a collection of 3X HV voltage multipliers and I would offer you a known good one for $25 plus

That's great material. Thanks to whoever uploaded it. It refers to a couple of mod kits for early 530/540 mainframes, which I'd like to apply. Does anybody know what 040-0403-00 and 040-0404-00