Hi Gary, I absolutely agree. Actually, I bought a VW once upon a time that had been in a flood. It had multiple issues including ECU and sensor problems. If I were to sell this ‘scope, its history

I'm sorry that I don't quite know what you mean by "indicated". Could you expand on that? If you mean "identified", that's easy. Take a look at the tekwiki page I linked to and you'll see a drawing

I have a 7854 on the bench that is in need of a calibration. It is known to be off. I have most of what I need to calibrate the scope except the 67-0912-00 Analog test card. This card is used in the

Lots of wonderful information. Thanks, all. The 101-level question I now ask is at what point would such cable be indicated? For the SG 502? The FG 502? Both? Cory Oace

I live quite near KSC (Kennedy Space Center) and NASA stuff is COMMON around here. KSC used to have monthly auctions where they auctioned off a warehouse full of everything that you can imagine. Next

The standard cable was good old generic RG-174, which is 50 ohms. -- Cheers, Tom -- Prof. Thomas H. Lee Allen Ctr., Rm. 205 350 Jane Stanford Way Stanford University Stanford, CA

I can't say regarding Tek gear but I have an HP-67 that went through a house fire. It was in it's original plastic box and about 2 inches in one corner of it melted and one small corner of the HP-67

Ah, yes! I had forgotten the name. Thanks. I still don’t know the characteristics of that coax. Perhaps I will get a chance to measure them someday. DaveD

I corresponded with them about a month ago. At that time, most likely reopening will occur in late September. They -are- coming back. That much is definite. Just don't know when. -- --- Bruce

See https://w140.com/tekwiki/wiki/Peltola_connector Ron Peltola devised this clever interconnect solution. Cheers Tom Sent from my iThing, so please forgive brevity and typos

Greetings all! I am looking for the INPUT RANGE knob and right side panel for my AA 501A. Anybody know of any possible sources? I am also looking for recommendations on a probe set for my DM 501A,

Some of the 73xx (maybe other 7xxx ‘scopes as well) used “strange” small-diameter coax for interconnects, with small concentric gd-plated connectors. I have no idea what the characteristic

Cory, For the internal coax connections you can use one of the smaller diameter coax cable types: RG174/U, RG178/U, or RG316/U (and possibly others). I've bought all of the above from various

My apologies for dropping off the map after folks took the time to offer help, suggestions, pictures, etc. THANK YOU. It helped. And looking further in the Rear Interface Data Book coupled with the

Bringing this thread back from the dead, does anyone know if RAMS has (or is planning to be) reopened post-COVID? I miss it!

Hi Leo and others, Thanks for chiming in; re: U800, Yes, definitely had that discussion in my head. I've heard it both ways on the U800 chip - sink and no sink. I know they get fairly warm, or at

Greetings, I hope this message finds everyone well. I am calling on anyone who would like to offer some tips and/ or assistance. I am a new(er) member and thus far I have been following along and

Hi Tom- i have had to do this numerous times on pieces of equipment involved in fire/smoke over the years- mostly 50kv and 500kv supplies. took them apart, 409 ( had an oily residue on a few)  or

I have restored many items that were exposed to smoke (usually not from a building fire!), heat, water, and dirt. In all cases, a careful bath and scrub followed by a good drying out was done, and the

If you ever sell any of this, please warn buyers of the history. aol.com@groups.io> wrote: