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FTAGH: National Instruments DAQCard DIO-24 PCMCIA digital I/O card and cable
Free to a good home: National Instruments DAQCard DIO-24 that I can no longer use. It's a PCMCIA digital I/O card. I no longer have any laptops with PCMCIA slots. Yours if you want it. It's complete
Free to a good home: National Instruments DAQCard DIO-24 that I can no longer use. It's a PCMCIA digital I/O card. I no longer have any laptops with PCMCIA slots. Yours if you want it. It's complete
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Oz-in-DFW
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#172396
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Re: OT Hameg HM103 blanking
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Ray
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#172395
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OT Hameg HM103 blanking
Bonjour a tous:
Have a Hameg HM103 scope found at a flea market in Paris for EU7, dead unblanking circuit but otherwise OK.
I have replaced the optocoupler, CQY80N, NPN, BF199 PNP BF440,
Bonjour a tous:
Have a Hameg HM103 scope found at a flea market in Paris for EU7, dead unblanking circuit but otherwise OK.
I have replaced the optocoupler, CQY80N, NPN, BF199 PNP BF440,
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By
Jean-Paul
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#172394
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Re: S-100 stuff, electronic stuff, model railroad stuff, books and magazines!
Brian,
I live in Southwestern Wisconsin in the US. Very expensive to ship. I believe that the S-100 stuff is sold. I am just awaiting payment. I appreciate your compassion and interest. If I do
Brian,
I live in Southwestern Wisconsin in the US. Very expensive to ship. I believe that the S-100 stuff is sold. I am just awaiting payment. I appreciate your compassion and interest. If I do
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Richard R. Pope
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#172393
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Re: S-100 stuff, electronic stuff, model railroad stuff, books and magazines!
Hi Richard,
Sorry to hear that you're not well. By the way, where in the world are you please? Shipping from Sydney to Melbourne might be cheap but not from Canada.
Thanks, Brian.
Hi Richard,
Sorry to hear that you're not well. By the way, where in the world are you please? Shipping from Sydney to Melbourne might be cheap but not from Canada.
Thanks, Brian.
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Brian Cockburn
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#172392
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Re: 519 -- broken rate generator; stuck at a very high frequency?
Hey Tom,
Thanks for the brainstorming. I do need to turn the scope on it's side so I can get to the bottom panel and look under there. That, however, is a tomorrow problem. :o) I did deoxit the range
Hey Tom,
Thanks for the brainstorming. I do need to turn the scope on it's side so I can get to the bottom panel and look under there. That, however, is a tomorrow problem. :o) I did deoxit the range
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@0culus
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#172391
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Re: [HP-Agilent-Keysight-equipment] S-100 stuff, electronic stuff, model railroad stuff, books and magazines!
Hello all,
The S-100 stuff is sold pending payment. I appreciate the interest and help!
GOD Bless and Thanks,
rich!
Hello all,
The S-100 stuff is sold pending payment. I appreciate the interest and help!
GOD Bless and Thanks,
rich!
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By
Richard R. Pope
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#172390
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Re: 519 -- broken rate generator; stuck at a very high frequency?
Never owned that scope, but as you say, there's very little that can go wrong. Troubleshooting should not take a lot of time unless the components are inaccessible.
R925 is a 1% resistor, so I doubt
Never owned that scope, but as you say, there's very little that can go wrong. Troubleshooting should not take a lot of time unless the components are inaccessible.
R925 is a 1% resistor, so I doubt
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Tom Lee
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#172389
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519 -- broken rate generator; stuck at a very high frequency?
Hi all,
I recently became the proud owner of this gigantic hunk of atomic history. Scope is in excellent shape and runs mostly fine but there are three problems that I have found and would like to
Hi all,
I recently became the proud owner of this gigantic hunk of atomic history. Scope is in excellent shape and runs mostly fine but there are three problems that I have found and would like to
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@0culus
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#172388
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S-100 stuff, electronic stuff, model railroad stuff, books and magazines!
Hello all.
I have 22 S-100 boards for sale. There are two backplanes. One is a 9 slot bare board and the other is a 19 slot fully populated board. Both boards have active termination. There are
Hello all.
I have 22 S-100 boards for sale. There are two backplanes. One is a 9 slot bare board and the other is a 19 slot fully populated board. Both boards have active termination. There are
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Richard R. Pope
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#172387
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Re: Is my Tek 468 beyond repair?
Hi,
Thanks for uploading the Service ROM. Does this go into socket U565 or U575, or somewhere else please?
Regards,
John
Hi,
Thanks for uploading the Service ROM. Does this go into socket U565 or U575, or somewhere else please?
Regards,
John
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By
John Shadbolt
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#172386
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Re: Early 577 service manual needed.
I'm not sure what I said applies to your instrument. If the SN was exactly 3 digits (1xx), what I said would apply. This was true for instruments manufactured before 1970. When I was a graduate
I'm not sure what I said applies to your instrument. If the SN was exactly 3 digits (1xx), what I said would apply. This was true for instruments manufactured before 1970. When I was a graduate
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By
SCMenasian
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#172385
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Re: Tektronix 2465A noise on readout
This sounds plausible to me. Maybe this is also the reason why each of
VZOUT and VQOUT have a diode going to the +87V rail (CR966/CR972). This
would presumably protect U950 from overvoltage due to
This sounds plausible to me. Maybe this is also the reason why each of
VZOUT and VQOUT have a diode going to the +87V rail (CR966/CR972). This
would presumably protect U950 from overvoltage due to
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Siggi
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#172384
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Re: Early 577 service manual needed.
Scm the serial number on mine is b010124. That could also explain why the
display unit serial number is different it is b010114
Scm the serial number on mine is b010124. That could also explain why the
display unit serial number is different it is b010114
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By
Eric
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#172383
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Re: Early 577 service manual needed.
If your serial number is 124, there may be no manual for it. For several years (I don't know how early or how late), Tektronix allowed engineers to keep the development prototype instruments they were
If your serial number is 124, there may be no manual for it. For several years (I don't know how early or how late), Tektronix allowed engineers to keep the development prototype instruments they were
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SCMenasian
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#172382
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Early 577 service manual needed.
Does any one happen to have the original service manual for a 577 D2? It seems I have one of the very early ones # 124. I went through the calibration document that is available on line but there
Does any one happen to have the original service manual for a 577 D2? It seems I have one of the very early ones # 124. I went through the calibration document that is available on line but there
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Eric
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#172381
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Re: Air filters for big 500 series scopes
You might want to be careful with that. The ribbons are
aluminum, and likely to dissolve if they run into anything
that is too caustic.
Professional cleaners often have characteristics that
You might want to be careful with that. The ribbons are
aluminum, and likely to dissolve if they run into anything
that is too caustic.
Professional cleaners often have characteristics that
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By
Chuck Harris
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#172380
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Re: Air filters for big 500 series scopes
A good way to clean these is to soak them in a solution of Professional Brewer's Wash.
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A good way to clean these is to soak them in a solution of Professional Brewer's Wash.
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By
Dave Daniel
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#172379
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Re: Air filters for big 500 series scopes
Run it through a dishwasher, or soak it in soapy water and scrub it with a soft brush, then let it dry if you're worried about any coating. A brand new one shouldn't be coated with anything that won't
Run it through a dishwasher, or soak it in soapy water and scrub it with a soft brush, then let it dry if you're worried about any coating. A brand new one shouldn't be coated with anything that won't
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By
DaveH52
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#172378
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Re: Is my Tek 468 beyond repair?
Colin:
I see the IPROM's are still on the way to you. I've started a survey of the 13 468's in the Museum's boneyard and of the first seven, found two with shorted +5 Storage Supplies, as evidenced
Colin:
I see the IPROM's are still on the way to you. I've started a survey of the 13 468's in the Museum's boneyard and of the first seven, found two with shorted +5 Storage Supplies, as evidenced
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robeughaas@...
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#172377
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