from Tim P (UK) Has anyone managed to source the AC power cord for the 321A and other instruments? (the small 'rubbery' square one part# 161-015 now I guess 161-0015-00) It was previously established

from Tim P (UK) Does anyone have a manual for the 107 ? No joy from the usual repositories. many thanks Tim

from Tim P (UK) Jim used that 556 with the 2 x 1A4s for a lot of the stuff in the Linear Apps book, often using all 8 traces. Somewhere around is a photo of one of his children sitting on it, IIRC. Ti

from Tim P (UK) I was looking through the Tek Photo Manual 1952 and a few things struck me; The 51x and 52x series seemed to have turret-tag boards for the components, although the interior photo of t

from Tim P (UK) I need a rear panel (the part that covers the fan & has the BNC sockets for signal-outs) for a Tek 465 'scope I *think* it is part# 200-1414-00. The 'scope serial# is 102326 anyone hav

from Tim P (UK) sorry, people - I *meant* Vernonia, but somehow my bookmark was out of date. thanks.

from Tim P (UK) What has happened to Veronia (Tek parts) The web site seems broken / gone. Tim

from Tim P (UK) just had a filing-cabinet 'purge' and turned up a copy of something called 'Handshake - Newsletter of the Signal Processing Systems Users Group' It's dated Fall / Winter 1979, presumab

from Tim P (UK) The Tek 109 and 110 pulsers use a Mercury reed, although the reeds are now unobtanium. (tho' I think Deane had some) The type 111 used a (selected) avalanche transistor. ISTR someone h

from Tim P (UK) CRT neck-pin connector dropped off ?

from Tim P (UK) Does the colored dot (orange, yellow, white etc) on those tiny bead-like TDs signify the current (4.7mA etc) as well as which end is which ? it *seems* so from a close look at a 1S1, b

from Tim P (UK) I think it was Stan who said that Tek had these specially made, as they couldn't get miniature pots of decent quality. There are also some non-preferred values - the 1S1 plug-in has a

from Tim P (UK) I seem to remember a set of AppNotes where he had a photo showing a Tek 556 with two 1A4s for 8 traces. Awesome ! I also like the comment about 'solder spice'; was that re his 'dead-bu

from Tim P (UK) ...and that bent & busted Collector Volts rotary switch probably signs it off :-(

from Tim P (UK) Is it possible to get a manual onto a Kindle ? Anyone done it ? Are the schematics readable ? Just thinking ........... Tim

from Tim P (UK) He seems to have got the rest of his prices from a random-number-generator: $769.60, $55.68, etc Tim

from Tim P (UK) The only reference to 'pin oscillograph' I can find relates to recording detonation-wave velocities. A paper from Elsevier-hub and costs $$ Sure sounds very 'Mil' and reminds me a litt

from Tim P (UK) I think they were the 5020 and 5030, one non-storage, one storage. These 'scopes certainly had the 'lite-pipe' display. Built for the biophysics researchers to replace the 502 but (I a

from Tim Has anyone got a manual / instruction leaflet / schematic for this ? I think it's a device for picking-off line or frame pulses to trigger a 'scope. many thanks Tim