The boards are extremely cheap from JLCPCB, online quote. yahoo.com@groups.io> wrote:

Ebay, $10-20ish

Unless you are just filling in blank spaces you only "need" module repurposed, see links below.... https://www.eevblog.com/forum/projects/tektronix-tds3000-oscilloscope-modules-tds3uam/ https://www.ee

Two scams going, fellow on the R&S groups has found a seller on *Quoka.de,*I had an email trail and purported invoice on a piece of Datron equipment. Outlined below A couple of weeks back a forum memb

The difficulty is as we age and our physical limitations start to creep in, our interests become narrowed to what we can do vs want to do. Without the mental stimulation of solving electronic puzzles

Hello; I remember my first area in a military cal lab after my PMEL training was the scope bench. At the time the Canadian military had a huge number of Tek 545A scopes for the Pinetree radar line. A

It has to be an inert gas, you are trying to keep the joint/work zone in a oxygen free environment verizon.net@groups.io> wrote:

Same idea as making a thermocouple, except you use argon

I concur with Dave, I had 2 scopes that the cable was not seated correctly, same symptoms Ken

I have used a lubricant by Nye Lubricants. It was a watchmakers lubricant. Nye is still in business

In the scientific equipment world HP/Agilent equipment that had HP/Agilent PC software you had to use a HP/Agilent GPIB card. The software was dependant on code residing in the adapter. If you used a

There is a two part epoxy here called JB Weld, it is reasonably good at that stuff

Some various oldies for sale..... https://portland.craigslist.org/search/sss?query=tektronix&excats=137-8-1-39&sort=rel

I wouldn't be surprised if Pomona made them for Tek....

Don't ask me why I have this but I do. It is a mod kit to replace the Selenium rectifiers in the following scopes: Type 531, 533, RM33, 535, 543, RM43, RM31, RM35, 545, RM45 It consist of a new never

I have a mod kit that I bought in 1998 from Deane Kidd to convert a 492 to a 492P. It is complete with the internal use only mod sheet, circuit boards (with EPROMs), cables, new front panel and rear s

I tied the wayback machine, this may or may not be useful. There are other web archiving crawlers.... https://web.archive.org/web/2017*/http://www.reprise.com/host/tektronix/ wrote:

Is there any record of it in the web archive site? I'd have to scrounge my emails to find the site.... wrote:

While it probably isn't "news" IET Labs still sells GR874 connectors along with other GR equipment that they still manufacture. https://www.ietlabs.com/

I have no knowledge of the particular component, I use a chemistry hot plate that I have roughly calibrated for pre heating, just dandy for certain surface boards where one leg of the component is tie