"One thing to monitor is the high voltage itself, changing the PDA( post deflection accelerator) voltage, the high voltage itself, will change the effective deflection factor. You'll need a high

Hi Walter, I've had a very rough looking 2210 for years and have never found a service manual for it. When you compare the 2211 service manual to the 2210 circuitry they appear to be close enough to

Walter Your long johns thaw out yet? We have the service manual for the 2210 -DC manuals@... -- Dave Manuals@... www.ArtekManuals.com

Bruce, I have used 2 ea. 6126M calibrators (which also use 2 Tek plug ins) for years, they have worked great, and are not hard to work on at all. These are very under-appreciated units, but really

One thing to monitor is the high voltage itself, changing the PDA( post deflection accelerator) voltage, the high voltage itself, will change the effective deflection factor. You'll need a high

I have had similar effects when the BEAM FIND switch is intermittent. this dastardly feature can be very frustrating when it misbehaves. shoot some de-oxit into the rear of the switch opening, and

Any kind of manual for this would be welcome, I can't find one. It seems to be working well except for one odd thing, when I press Sore/Non-store, the traces jump one division up. in addition,

Got a 7834 and a 7603 with the CRT display size changing intermittently. Since it is intermittent and I can't cause it or stop it beating or heating, I guess I need to let it (them) run and monitor

Maybe just give in and repaint? A spec of Tek paints was posted in the Files area recently. --Toby

I’d give it a go with paint cutting paste. In the U.K. we call it G3. Used for polishing fresh paint after it’s been flatted with wet n dry. Cheers Robin

A convenient polish is kitchen and bath gel gloss -- just right for plastics and paint. Otherwise auto paint polishing compound.

Hi all, I now have my recent find running pretty well and I spent the evening, last night, scrubbing (literally!) both top and bottom covers, which were FILTHY. This scope spent many of it's most

Tek fans, I have a 535A on my bench which I've owned for the best part of 30 years. It saw me through university and is now leading an active retirement. Though I have plenty of newer, much

I don't remember where I got this, and I don't remember it showing up in a net search. It is a bunch of manuals on a server. One of these days I will post on an old 561A when I get all my ducks in a

Good luck Bruce. They sent me the pdf files for the 1600A thermal transfer standard (gratis IIRC) Craig

7603, sorry. I meant to say I have the 7603 manual. When I press “Identify” the correct trace moves, but the one vertical line doesn’t change. Yesterday, the trace stopped displaying fully

I'm really nervous. The scope wont be here until Wednesday and I already cant sleep.

Found a site that claims to have a 2 volume set for the 6127B: http://www.surplussales.com/Manuals/man_ballantine.html Also, KO4BB has the manual for the 6125A. I'm not sure if it will be of any

Do you have one vertical line per character (ie 8 adjacent lines when you press IDENTIFY) or one vertical line per readout slot (3 vertical lines at the top of the screen if you have both vertical

I did a partial recap of a 7633 once. You don't have to remove the transformer if I recall correctly. It makes it difficult to get to the caps in the middle, but if you plan on removing all of them,