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Re: Newbie with a 466 that won't sweep
Hi Richard,
I checked my notes and found the following:
" Tektronix 466 Repair (October 2013):
466 early model, Timing circuit board A7, signal 'A' SWP START LEVEL to Q1002A
C1115 shorted (Tantal,
Hi Richard,
I checked my notes and found the following:
" Tektronix 466 Repair (October 2013):
466 early model, Timing circuit board A7, signal 'A' SWP START LEVEL to Q1002A
C1115 shorted (Tantal,
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Andreas Ragner
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#187413
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Re: tek 2215 trace position issues
I currently have the crt removed,is it ok to power the cope on with the crt removed,or do i need to connect the anode eht to prevent arcing?
I currently have the crt removed,is it ok to power the cope on with the crt removed,or do i need to connect the anode eht to prevent arcing?
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nanovnauser@...
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#187412
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Re: 465B recapping and tantalum caps
yep, i see that now. odd but REALLY resolved now. thanks, phil
yep, i see that now. odd but REALLY resolved now. thanks, phil
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pdxareaid
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#187411
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Re: 465B recapping and tantalum caps
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It is RT4373, on A4 board diagram it is shown to the left of R4373 trimpot. In your picture if you look at the same location there are two empty solder islands, instead the thermistor is in
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It is RT4373, on A4 board diagram it is shown to the left of R4373 trimpot. In your picture if you look at the same location there are two empty solder islands, instead the thermistor is in
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Ozan
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#187410
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Re: 465B recapping and tantalum caps
Ahhh...i see it now in the circuit diagram. it is just not depicted on the A4 board for some reason. Thanks.
Ahhh...i see it now in the circuit diagram. it is just not depicted on the A4 board for some reason. Thanks.
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pdxareaid
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#187409
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Re: 465B recapping and tantalum caps
I agree the V rating should be higher. even 25V seems a little low but 35+ is likely sufficient.
I agree the V rating should be higher. even 25V seems a little low but 35+ is likely sufficient.
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pdxareaid
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#187408
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Re: 465B recapping and tantalum caps
"The mysterious cap you mention is a 50 ohm thermistor in parallel with the 27 ohm resistor."
thanks Mark. I have seen no documentation of that thermistor. How do you know this? Where can i look?
"The mysterious cap you mention is a 50 ohm thermistor in parallel with the 27 ohm resistor."
thanks Mark. I have seen no documentation of that thermistor. How do you know this? Where can i look?
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pdxareaid
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#187407
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TDS784C early serial number firmware?
Hi all,
I'm currently running firmware 5.2e on my TDS784C scope, but I've heard there is a version 5.3(x) floating around.
Does anyone have a copy of this firmware, or have a scope with this version
Hi all,
I'm currently running firmware 5.2e on my TDS784C scope, but I've heard there is a version 5.3(x) floating around.
Does anyone have a copy of this firmware, or have a scope with this version
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Jared Cabot
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#187406
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Re: TM500 tester switch - Attn. Jared Cabot.
Hi,
I had the pins and sticker supplied with the switch when I purchased it. Maybe they forgot to include them with the switch when packing them?
All you really need is a two short bits of wire to
Hi,
I had the pins and sticker supplied with the switch when I purchased it. Maybe they forgot to include them with the switch when packing them?
All you really need is a two short bits of wire to
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Jared Cabot
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#187405
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Re: 465B recapping and tantalum caps
C4331 is 47mfd. It should be 25V or 35V. Using a larger value, 100mfd 25V ULD for example, will work.
The mysterious cap you mention is a 50 ohm thermistor in parallel with the 27 ohm
C4331 is 47mfd. It should be 25V or 35V. Using a larger value, 100mfd 25V ULD for example, will work.
The mysterious cap you mention is a 50 ohm thermistor in parallel with the 27 ohm
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Mark Vincent
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#187404
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TM500 tester switch - Attn. Jared Cabot.
Hi Jared,
I have now (eventually) got what all of the parts for this tester seem to
be. I am however a bit puzzled about the Grayhill switch. Mine doesn't seem
to have anything other than the switch,
Hi Jared,
I have now (eventually) got what all of the parts for this tester seem to
be. I am however a bit puzzled about the Grayhill switch. Mine doesn't seem
to have anything other than the switch,
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Colin Herbert
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#187403
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Re: 465B recapping and tantalum caps
I do still have some of those boards available.
Thanks,
Barry - N4BUQ
I do still have some of those boards available.
Thanks,
Barry - N4BUQ
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n4buq
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#187402
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465B recapping and tantalum caps
Greetings 465/465B repairers and recappers.
I have just spent time with a couple of broken 465B's and thought I'd pass along the experience.
1. Recapping low PS
I recapped the low power supplies and
Greetings 465/465B repairers and recappers.
I have just spent time with a couple of broken 465B's and thought I'd pass along the experience.
1. Recapping low PS
I recapped the low power supplies and
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pdxareaid
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#187401
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TDS500/600/700 option parts wanted
Hi all,
I recently acquired a TDS784C scope and I'm interested in adding the HDD and video trigger options. Also an early serial number 2M (8M memory) option board too.
If anyone has these parts
Hi all,
I recently acquired a TDS784C scope and I'm interested in adding the HDD and video trigger options. Also an early serial number 2M (8M memory) option board too.
If anyone has these parts
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Jared Cabot
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#187400
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Re: Tek 1503C: Display backlight issues
Bruce,
Replacing the backlight is apparently easy. Here is an entire thread discussing the topic https://groups.io/g/TekScopes/topic/83184585#183313
The web interface for Groups.io provides an
Bruce,
Replacing the backlight is apparently easy. Here is an entire thread discussing the topic https://groups.io/g/TekScopes/topic/83184585#183313
The web interface for Groups.io provides an
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Jeff Dutky
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#187398
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7B92 no sweep
7B92, S/N B052568, No Sweep, Help!
Since it has been almost a year since my 7B92 arrived in my new-to-me 7904 I’ve decided that it is time to make it work.
Test setup
‘92 installed in right-most
7B92, S/N B052568, No Sweep, Help!
Since it has been almost a year since my 7B92 arrived in my new-to-me 7904 I’ve decided that it is time to make it work.
Test setup
‘92 installed in right-most
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Bruce Atwood
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#187397
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Re: TEK 475: Dead on Start Up.
coincidentally but apropos, on a 465B, i just had a film cap fail that was apparently used by a previous owner to replace a failed tantalum filter cap. he used the same voltage rating.
it was rated
coincidentally but apropos, on a 465B, i just had a film cap fail that was apparently used by a previous owner to replace a failed tantalum filter cap. he used the same voltage rating.
it was rated
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pdxareaid
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#187396
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Tek 1503C: Display backlight issues
Fellow Tekkies,
I'm on the tail end of my annual run to the Bay Area, and one of my acquisitions is a Tek 1503C TDR. The unit's in outstanding electrical/cosmetic condition, and even has a good
Fellow Tekkies,
I'm on the tail end of my annual run to the Bay Area, and one of my acquisitions is a Tek 1503C TDR. The unit's in outstanding electrical/cosmetic condition, and even has a good
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Bruce Lane
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#187395
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Re: TEK 475: Dead on Start Up.
Although I have never used film caps myself, I would think that they would be a good alternative to tantalum caps. Much better than aluminum electrolytics, for sure.
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Michael Lynch
Dardanelle,
Although I have never used film caps myself, I would think that they would be a good alternative to tantalum caps. Much better than aluminum electrolytics, for sure.
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Michael Lynch
Dardanelle,
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Michael W. Lynch
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#187394
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Re: TEK 475: Dead on Start Up.
Martin,
Replacing tantalums with film is fine. I have replaced a lot of the axial types that are 1mfd and lower with film. The radial types I also replaced with film. The originals were high ESR. One
Martin,
Replacing tantalums with film is fine. I have replaced a lot of the axial types that are 1mfd and lower with film. The radial types I also replaced with film. The originals were high ESR. One
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Mark Vincent
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#187393
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