I may have to close my Ebay account if they stop accepting Paypal. I average several hundred purchases, per year. yahoo.com@groups.io> wrote:

Shoulder of Pork And ham.

my cell phone has a USB port. I connect it to my computer, then a menu pops up to let me chose charge only, or to transfer data. The phone is treated as a USB stick, and you can open the photo directo

Have you contacted Sencore? They may have it, but not online. They scanned and posted manuals that people wanted, not every paper manual they still have. yahoo.com@groups.io> wrote:

Windows7, abd Adobe Reader will let me print to paper, but not to a new PDF.

Can you print a single transformer to a new PDF, or is that still disabled? I would like to do that for the used Tektronix transformers that I have. wrote:

For all the times they mentioned Telemetry, I only recognized one piece of Telemetry equipment. It was either one of the last Defense Electronics designs, or the first Microdyne 1100 series. They were

You can buy 100 red or black for under &10.00 on eBay wrote:

I have a LC53 to repair. I picked it up at the Ocala Hamfest for $20.

None of mine start with a J: 305113 302234 302310 302903 These are Sony/Tektronix323 and 324 scopes.

We were incorporated as a non profit, and had an annual election of officers. It was all done by volunteers, so no one was paid for the few hours a year it took to elect officers and file with the IRS

The last product that I helped Microdyne bring to the market had 48 size 'D' pages of schematics. It had over 150 various firmware packages to configure it to the customer's needs. You needed about 45

Why not set up a bank account for it, and Autopay for Groups.io? It could also be used to fund group purchases for custom made replacement parts, when you are short a person or two. Put the money back

Is the pinout correct if you install it upside down?

The club was in Orlando, Florida, 'Central Florida Commodore User Group'. The PET did use 16Kb chips, the C64, SX64 and C128 used the 64Kb chips. One of my best tools for finding bad ram was the tip o

I repaired Commodore computers from the PET era, to the 128 at the component level. MOst failures were bad RAM. Some brands were always bad, while others were rare. The 4164? chips were in short suppl

Did you ever use the 6510 processor? It was a 6502 with an onboard I?O port that was made foe the Commodore 64. There were several undocumented opcodes thet were different on different production runs

My first use of a Tektronix scope was at Ft. Rucker in 1972 I don't remember the model numbers, but one was a military packaged bench scope, and the other was a battery powered that was modified to us

http://www.archive.org has scans of hundreds of older databooks available in multiple formats that you can download for free. I mayy soon start selling off the hundreds of printed databooks in my coll

Rather than connecting to the deflection plates, why not pick off the voltages at the input of the CRT drivers? They are closer to the range needed for digitization, and less likely to damage the addi