It can be done. I've 3D printed feet for the 465 based on this model I "designed" based on the original feet: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1410827. Printed in PLA, they are functional but I would

The problem is the nature of the groups.io forum website - people can edit the messages they post, which then get resent to the mailing list. Malc david.partridge@perdrix.co.uk> wrote:

The canned ones are electrolytics, so they are polarised too - generally speaking, the can is common (-ve). You'll notice the shapes on the diagram - these correspond to the +ve terminals of the capac

​So you can't do a bandwidth check? Malc​

johnhstrauch=yahoo.com@groups.io> wrote: ​That's what eBay protection is for. If he's sold you something that isn't as described, then you just raise a case with eBay. Either he compensates you or you

"now we're cooking with grease edition" Interesting expression - in the UK we say "cooking on gas". Malc the_infinite_penguin=yahoo.com@groups.io> wrote:

​I bought a handle label for my 2336​ - these are things that get damaged or pulled off. I wouldn't be too suspicious. Malc

wrote: So you can do things like this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZaTuFB5QXHo Malcolm

Nevertheless, Windows is still (unfortunately) the predominant operating system for productivity, especially in the business world. Malc

That's fair enough, but why not create files in zip file format when you're sharing with people who might be clueless or casual (or even political)? When I'm sharing something with someone else, I alw

The point I'm trying to make is zip files open without using any third-party software. It's integrated into Windows Explorer and probably most other modern operating systems' file managers. Malc brian

If you upload zip files, which you can create with WinRAR, WinZip or 7-Zip, it means people don't have to install any third-party software in order to open your uploads. Only you mentioned using WinZi

Hi, The benefit up uploading zip files is you don't need any third-party software to open them. Malc brianas1948=yahoo.co.uk@groups.io> wrote:

It's not that useful if the information is difficult to find at a later date and not in a place where people with the expertise frequent. Facebook has its uses, but please don't use it as an alternati

​I'm certainly interested. Malc​

Have you tried ​Artek Manuals? Malc

Hi Paul, ​Did you check out the service manual at http://w140.com/tek_506_Manual_070-445_Aug_1964.pdf ? Interesting, it's the same age as me. Malc

Hi Bill, TekScopes@yahoogroups.com> wrote: ​Sorry for the late reply - I've been in passive lurk mode for a while. Did you get anywhere with the CPS250? I have one of these as my general use supply. M

magnustoelle=yahoo.com@groups.io> wrote: ​Qservice sells the service manual with schematics. Malcolm

Works for me.