Looks like you did a good job!

That is a great idea. I was thinking about where you can get some copper thin enough for the job. I would however remove the adhesive and solder it in place. Since the contacts do not "move" but will

First, smooth out the edges where it is damaged. Peel off a small piece of copper from a new piece of pcb and try to solder it in place. It should be wide enough to cover the original copper. NEVER at

The owner does not seem to know much about it. He is listing it as 50 MHz but the 465M is 100MHz!

That was too good to last!

Can you machine out a brass ring that fits on the outside of it? You might even be able to find a flat washer that has a large inside diameter to fit the outside diameter of the coupling. Double up a

Wow! They won't last long. If they work as explained, damn good pricing.

Automobile ignition coils carry much higher voltages. I once cracked open one of them and it was full of transformer oil and the wire was so thin like a hair and each layer was separated with a very t

Interesting! Unlike the 465M, the 455 has no fuse in the HV Oscillator supply. In fact it shows as a jumper in place of the fuse. That could blow up a few things easily.

I have not checked the 455 diagram. If it is similar to the 465M, I would start checking the voltages first. Assume you have checked all the fuse. Where exactly did you slip the probe?

All items are gone. I hope they will be of some use to the gentleman who took them. Thanks for the quick response and pick up. Ananda

I believe these are all spoken for by two people. Will update as it goes. Ananda

After repairing my old 465M, I got a bunch of spares that I can give away. If you are in the bay area, I can arrange for you to pick up from my home. If shipping is involved, I will use FedEx or USPS

Here is another source for TEK parts: https://www.smcelectronics.com/tekpart.htm

Just managed to get one on eBay for a decent price.

Recently I got one from eBay. good quality but black. Could not find a grey one for the length I wanted. Those supply houses might be expensive when they add the shipping, whereas, eBay has free shipp

Mike, Thanks for the reply. Yes, I saw those. There is one that I am following. Some are way beyond the value of a full, working scope! BTW, I am in the US-east bay. Regards, Ananda

Hi all, I am looking for a 2215 front cover. The 2213 also has the same cover P/N. Is there any member willing to part with a front cover for a 2215 (or 2213) that they are not using? Thanks in advanc

Can the Time base module cause damage to the main board or the CRT itself in these scopes?

If you needed the CRT for 465M, I would have given one. The 2215 was given to me by a generous TEK enthusiast in Beaverton and it is working well.