If both deflection plates are stuck at 100V+, the problem is not likely to be the sweep, rather, the horizontal amplifier itself. A sweep problem would leave one plate high and the other low. -- Bob

I can see that useful for making an extender cable. I wonder if there ever were any official extender cables for the 500 series?

Did it work?

I forgot to mention that I'm in France. Shipping outside Europe may be expensive. Nicolas ________________________________ De : TekScopes@groups.io <TekScopes@groups.io> de la part de nicmatfr

I bought a 013-019 / EP-54 plug-in extender and I found it wasn't as helpful as I thought it would be, so I was thinking of taking it apart and using the connectors to make a cable. However, I'd

Hello all Would anyone be interested in connectors for the 500-series plugins ? I have found a connector reference and a distributor in the UK but I strongly suspect they wouldn't sell me 2 pieces

As the reader wrote the original question : “What was the first oscilloscope to have cursors? “ the answers were if the question was “which was the first Tek scope to have cursors?” (include

Hi guys and gals, So the 575 restoration is progressing nicely. I made it through calibration today for the first time! :-) Now I'm looking forward to the moment when I can put the cases on it and

G'Day All from Brisbane (4306). I have 7904, 7104, and numerous 7000 plugins (but there is always room for more ...) Robert Dixon

Also, compare the waveshape and voltages at point 91 (TP4217) with the waveform as shown in the diagram. Horizontal settings as under "AC Waveforms" above the image of point 91. Raymond

------------ Hi Bob, C4010 (47pF) in series with R4112 (390k) replenishes the charge on C4118 (connected to grid) at 50kHz rate. Extra 75M-ohm load should be fine. TP93 should be a clipped sine wave

The resistance between the probe tip and the common connection is what counts, apparently 75 MOhm in your setup. Raymond

Dennis: Will you scrub this thread please. It shouldn't be here in the first place and having provided valid, lowest cost freight quotes WEEKS ago I'm about to lose my temper. So, for the third and

The HV meter I am using is a Fluke 27 kit that came with a 6KV HV (80k-6) probe adapter. According to the Fluke website the probe has 1000:1 75Mohm resistance for use with a 10Mohm meter. I didn't

You haven't replied off list. Reply off or on list, I don't care which, but after you've disappeared for two months, I don't want you to disappear for another two.

On list is not the place. telus.net@groups.io> wrote:

Liam, I've asked you a week ago to check with UPS. You haven't replied about this since. You just kept on rushing me to pay for the courier you chose. I asked you to look up another one and you

Thanks for your comments, Ozan. My component references were for the 465 whereas Robert's is a 465B, sorry about that. As regards the -2500V: Of course, you're right, hardly any standard DVM (e.g.

No you didn't, you paid for Canada Post on the 3567A already received in good order. You paid $US50.00 against a shipment cost of $US100.00 by Surface Mail or $US150.00 by Airmail . On-list is not the

To add to Raymond's comments: Amount of negative bias depends on the voltage swing at TP93. Higher the swing at TP93, dimmer is the beam. The swing at TP93 is set by two diode clamps: CR4111 and