On Sat, 3 Oct 2020, David Sidrane wrote: I would also want to purchase one. Where is it supposed to be ordered from? Who sells those? > Hi Chris, > > Did you ever order any of the 260-2500-00? I

Hi Chris, Did you ever order any of the 260-2500-00? I would like one purchase one. David

It wasn't, John. I saw the Seattle report. That was Seattle in 2014. This one I was st was Denver in 1973 at the convention center helipad. Greg

Leo, best bet to setup an ebay search, although you probably already did that. About a month ago 3 transformers where sold (item 283967868607), and another in July (item 323980491533). So there might

Can you please post a link to the album?

The A sweep is frequently 11 divisions, not 10. I believe the service manual calibration procedure gets you that. What you have now is great to proceed but beware cherry picking calibrations may

Hello again: The TEK trimpots seldom fail entirely. They are almost always corroded on contact or element, internally, Spray high quality contact cleaner and exercising the trimpot end to end

Greg recall in 2014 at KOMO in Seattle when their news helicopter lifted off the roof and crashed. Same story I suspect.

Thx for all that, it was in any case a project well down my already too long list. The pix I want will come from a benched R7603 and a little tripod between the benchtop and my Canon EOS 30D ought

That exactly what it is a video camera and frame grabber card. It has the ability to monitor the waveform for changes and then capture those. It was a way to get the performance of a high speed

Terrific hanging in there, Gary. There’s no problem leaving a fixed resistor in there until you get a replacement pot. Now go celebrate! —Cheers, Tom Sent from my iThing, so please forgive

Nice work Gary. Thanks for sharing your repair. -- This email has been checked for viruses by Avast antivirus software. https://www.avast.com/antivirus

Hi, Since it (the transformer) was broken anyway, I opened it up to see if a rewind of (most likely) the HV winding would be possible. First of all, it was completely potted, so already quite

I believe it is a pico fuse, it's approx. the size of a 1/4 resistor with four bands, red,green,red,red and the last band is twice the width of the other bands I'm not used to pico fuses being rated

Mitchel, I did not think about this when I spoke earlier. I have a T922 (non-storage) so it is likely very different inside. I will take a look and see if there are any such fuses inside the

Not sure if I might be wrong, and I am not at all familiar with the T912, but did you mean that you see a small (like 1/4W) resistor and a spring inside a regular glass fuse? (like in a 3AG, etc). If

Hi Bill , Imagenation are the guys that produced the cards I have , CX100 is the ISA card I have used and PXC200 is the PCI card , now replaced by the PXC200A . The software drivers etc are all still

Michael these fuses are not on my prints or parts list either F782 is in the circuit for the flood gun heaters using U784 and is in front of CR783 located on the low voltage power supply board thanks

Hello BRAVO for your effort, the 465/475/B were my main scopes in 1970s, are a great advance over the 453/454/485. (At my first job, 1968 used 454) Brings back memories! Tants were used everywhere

Eureka! I just executed the idea of bypassing the 1X pot (1k ohm) - first with a jumper I had handy that I use to discharge capacitors (a 5W 1K resistor in a wire between two minigrabber probes).