I know about the TDS3000 series, but the TDS5000 as well? Raymond

prices of used scopes never go up because of "paying attention" to them or praising them on this forum or other forums. the only things that raises their prices are publishing repair or upgrading

tds5054 for $1000!!!?? who in the world would buy that? That would be a rip off. Even TDS5104 doesn't sell for that kind of cash. This is not TDS7000 series, although even TDS7054 is not worth $1000

Hi Jeff, My post really was meant tongue-in-check, in reaction to Roy Thistle's earlier post. We've seen prices of some models of equipment increase after more attention was paid to them on the 'net.

Dennis, For heavens sake, you have already had your quota of pain and suffering on this exercise!  I for one really appreciate all that you have done so far.  Give it a rest until after the

Rats, I hate when that happens. That's usually when I put things down and walk away. Time to clear my head. Hopefully if something is broken now it will be easier to identify. When Time/Div is in X-Y

Raymond, all the scopes I'm watching have "Buy It Now" prices, so I doubt there will be any immediate increase. I assume, however, that you think the prices would go up because you would praise this

1st class is only good to a pound, I thought Dennis said these were over 2 lbs. Vince. -- K8ZW http://www.metalworkingfun.com http://www.hamradio.fun

Well if he doesn't have one... he might scrap another 547 for "guitar amp" parts.

If you have a printer, you can also do it in paypal, BUT, the problem there is paypal would see they're being shipped to people who paid F&F and charge Dennis the fee. Vince. -- K8ZW

I agree wait till after the holidays and the shipping settles down less of a chance of something getting lost in the mail

Dennis, I concur with the general consensus that none of us are (literally or figuratively) dying for the book. I can certainly wait until after the holiday season for my copy. Very appreciative of

It's incorrect to say BW can be measured by measuring rise time. It depends on the 'scope's characteristics, the exact step shape (slew rate, over/undershoot, flat). Rise time gives an indication of

There are quite a number of things that influence the observed rise time. To name a few that are easily overlooked: - The horizontal (time) calibration of the 'scope - The type, quality and length of

Christian bravo pour le projets. Wonderful to see a Tektronix afficanado, who appreciates curve tracers. I did similar 577, 576 test adapters in 1980s, using two pieces of lucite 1/4" and hand wiring

Click and ship does not have a on-line media mail price. The only option via click and ship is first class and that's going to be more expensive. G yahoo.com@groups.io> wrote:

He`s parting his spares mule out - he might have one. .......Don

Chuck, When I take the rise time measurement, I'm using the var knob of the volts/div in order to scale the flat top and bottom of the squarewave to the 0% and 100% graticules. I then use the deltaT

Dave, I'm not sure I entirely understand the effect of the X-Y Time/Div switch: in my diagram there's a diode in series with the switch leading to the emitter of Q1338 and the center tap of R1335A

"My original idea if I got orders for 10 to 15 of Peter Keller's CRT books was to have him ship them to me and I would mail them out to the individuals who ordered them." Check out click and ship,