The adapter PCB's do make the ground connections, I have some and have used some. Someone, I forget who (sorry!!) designed ones for the "small" cans that are in 465, 466, 475, etc. and ones for the "l

PM me. I can't find your email via the directory. I have a parts 465 that I can take one off of. I pulled the vertical board and vertical switching board out as one unit but it still looks like it cou

Someone that posts over at EEVblog uses "Krylon Fusion Satin Rolling Surf" and it seems to match very well. I'm not sure if he is a member here or not.

If memory serves me correctly, the package for a 2N5911 has a different lead configuration from the 151-1032-00 Tek part. I'm also going to note that all my references for this part are labeled "2N591

I may be mistaken here, but from what I understand, the problem with getting them scanned and in pdf format isn’t necessarily the funds, it’s getting the manpower to get it done. Of course they could

From the first post (by John): "Not with the seller, just noticed this:" "Not with the seller" meaning "not affiliated with the seller" John does not own the scope, he was only sharing the listing bec

The unit on the 468 isn't a DM44. AFAIK, the unit is custom to the 468's.

Someone in this group that's in the vicinity of these would certainly be interested: https://www.ebay.com/itm/Tektronix-Oscilloscope-Lot-Over-20-Units-for-Parts-Only/153627606337?hash=item23c4eb3d41:g

The problem with Samsung phone products is still the battery. They may not be catching fire anymore, but most of the people I know that have them end up having battery drain problems after 6-12 months

Lorn, I have some matched pair 151-1042-00 OEM Tek parts if you need them. Message me off list - I tried to message you but for some reason it's not allowing me to do so right now. I'm on the east coa

What's the part number and where are you located? I have a 14 pin socket PN 136-0304-02 in great shape from a 7613. No idea if it'll fit, but if you find that it will, it's yours. Just message me off

check out duckduckgo.com.... hasn't failed me yet.

John, It appears that Tek has the instructions and datasheet for download from their website. ( https://www.tek.com/p6563a-manual/p6563a-instructions ) ( https://www.tek.com/datasheet/p6563a ) Looks t

Has anyone here tried cutting the cap can open with a tubing cutter such as this: ( https://www.amazon.com/RIDGID-31632-Quick-Acting-Tubing-Cutter/dp/B001ASBGPY/ref=sr_1_7?ie=UTF8&qid=1523636688&sr=8-

John, Are you referring to Tek part number 152-0397-00? The Tek semiconductor catalog specs these as: 1n3890 family 12A 100V 200nS The catalog also lists the following under the same part number: SR19

Alrighty!! It seems I've got a (mostly) working unit now that I've replaced all of the tantalum capacitors and fixed the shroud! There's still some more work for me to do, though. Here's a rundown: Ch

Hmm... I thought I had posted an update earlier, but i guess it never got through. Last night I epoxied the broken shroud with Loctite 50133 and used the superglue with activator on the cracking shrou

Thanks for all of the suggestions, everyone! I've made a cardboard template to trace onto a standard type shroud, but have realized that this is unlikely to work without extensive modification. I just

Dennis: Thanks for the idea and the offer! I have a single slot parts plugin with a good end shroud that I could use. I initially checked it to see if it was compatible, saw that it was different, and

If I'm correct in my interpretation: CA = Cyanoacrylate aka superglue @Shaun: Thanks! Funny enough, that's actually the product I was originally looking at using! I'll go ahead and put in the order no