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100 Tek Photos
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Kurt Rosenfeld
https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1YoJB_t2OX3jd6xqaJcXolzmO09kzH8zU
I didn't take the photos and don't know anything about them. All I did is scan them. Enjoy.
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Bob Koller <testtech@...>
Thanks!
In picture 142, I believe that Deane Kidd appears in the lower right of the frame.
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John Miles
I love the drop test in img159.jpg. The look on the (engineer's?) face says it all!
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-- john, KE5FX
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John Griessen
On 9/11/19 6:55 PM, John Miles wrote:
I love the drop test in img159.jpg. The look on the (engineer's?) face says it all!He looks, "concerned"... How about those pants and wide 70's belt, huh? I wore some Clarks shoes like that when I was 12,13, but by the time I was doing entry level drop testing and such, it was the eighties... Did wear wide belts in high school though! The drop tester looks capable of testing a 2 ft cube of lead...
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Dave Daniel
I like the test fixture in #172.
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DaveD Sent from a small flat thingy
On Sep 11, 2019, at 20:08, John Griessen <john@ecosensory.com> wrote:On 9/11/19 6:55 PM, John Miles wrote:He looks, "concerned"... How about those pants and wide 70's belt, huh?
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Dave Seiter
What are the two left-most plugins the guy is tweaking in 060, and what is the unit in 149?
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-Dave
On Wednesday, September 11, 2019, 08:01:18 AM PDT, Kurt Rosenfeld <kurt.harlem@gmail.com> wrote:
https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1YoJB_t2OX3jd6xqaJcXolzmO09kzH8zU I didn't take the photos and don't know anything about them. All I did is scan them. Enjoy.
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John Griessen
On 9/11/19 8:36 PM, Dave Seiter wrote:
what is the unit in 149?Don't know, but the block that sticks out the front has Tek-like knobs and the rest does not...
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TomC
That's a Nagra IV-SJ stereo tape recorder. It was an instrumentation data recorder, although it works for audio too.
From Wikipedia: Nagra IV-SJ - Stereo Nagra for instrumentation and logging. Pots are replaced with switches to set gain in precise steps, no limiters, and when present, the microphone inputs are for high-voltage unbalanced instrumentation mics rather than low impedance balanced with T-power and phantom. On 9/11/2019 8:01 PM, John Griessen wrote: On 9/11/19 8:36 PM, Dave Seiter wrote:what is the unit in 149?Don't know, but the block that sticks out the front has Tek-like knobs and the rest does not...
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Dave Brown
It's a pro portable reel-to-reel machine (Nagra) that's been modified by
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the look of it- maybe into a data recorder. DaveB, NZ
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From: TekScopes@groups.io [mailto:TekScopes@groups.io] On Behalf Of John Griessen Sent: Thursday, September 12, 2019 15:01 To: TekScopes@groups.io Subject: Re: [TekScopes] 100 Tek Photos On 9/11/19 8:36 PM, Dave Seiter wrote: what is the unit in 149?Don't know, but the block that sticks out the front has Tek-like knobs and the rest does not...
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Jamie Ostrowski
Still won't survive FedEx.
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On Wed, Sep 11, 2019 at 6:55 PM John Miles <john@miles.io> wrote:
I love the drop test in img159.jpg. The look on the (engineer's?) face
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Dave Casey
In 060 that's a single plugin - the LA501 logic analyzer. You can see all
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the logic traces from it crammed on the scope screen. Dave Casey
On Wed, Sep 11, 2019 at 8:36 PM Dave Seiter <d.seiter@att.net> wrote:
What are the two left-most plugins the guy is tweaking in 060, and what
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Yep, Fed Ex and UPS can destroy the best packed and most indestructible instruments made.
-- Michael Lynch Dardanelle, AR
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Dave Seiter
I figured it was an LA, but it looks to me like it's two single-wides next to each other.
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-Dave
On Wednesday, September 11, 2019, 09:52:07 PM PDT, Dave Casey <polara413@gmail.com> wrote:
In 060 that's a single plugin - the LA501 logic analyzer. You can see all the logic traces from it crammed on the scope screen. Dave Casey On Wed, Sep 11, 2019 at 8:36 PM Dave Seiter <d.seiter@att.net> wrote: What are the two left-most plugins the guy is tweaking in 060, and what
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tek_547
Very interesting pictures from a gone era, thanx for sharing.
René
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nonIonizing EMF
On Wed, Sep 11, 2019 at 09:53 PM, Mlynch001 wrote:
I just recently experienced my first lost in transit package with FedEx. Made it to Memphis TN and who know's? My guess was stolen like the other missing packages I've experienced before.
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DON CRAMER <donlcramer@...>
Great photos! Thank you for making them available.
I noticed a few are reversed: photos 15, 35, 47, 48, 53, 73, 74, 160 and 167. For those unfamiliar with the area, photo 47 is the main campus off Jenkins, view to the southwest. Photo 48 is the Wilsonville plant (Information Display Div), view to the south. And photo 65 is the Walker Road plant under construction (the Semiconductor and Memory Testers, and was it Logic Analyzers?), looking to the southwest. At the main campus, at the front along Jenkins Road is building 39 on the left, 47 on the right. with 45 (cafeteria) between. Behind 47 is the 4 story Technical Center (bldg 50), with CRT to the left (46 and?), with the sky bridge between. At the top of 50 is the cafeteria. The large flat brick building to the right and back is Com Div's building 58 (TV products and Spec Analyzers). The two story on the right is Operations bldg 55. Just visible at the far left is a corner of building 19 (Accessories). I believe that's largely correct, others can tweak it. I pleasant treat to see these pictures; thanks again. BR, Don
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I've posted this one before, but it's so fitting to these comments (and vintage as well) - maybe we just need this luggage to send packages in? :-P
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8C-e96m4730
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Kurt Rosenfeld
Thanks for pointing out the photos that are reversed. They should be correct now.
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Harvey White
Just from one brief look, it looks like the 7d01 in the two center slots (which is needed), a standard sweep in the far right, and he may have the word recognizer, which I think is attached but not always, in the vertical #1 slot.
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The LA501 is a similar job, with a WR501 built for the TM500 rack. Harvey
On 9/12/2019 2:02 AM, Dave Seiter wrote:
I figured it was an LA, but it looks to me like it's two single-wides next to each other.
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Chuck Harris
Interesting how much of the office furniture, warehouse
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equipment, benches, workspaces, etc, were tek built on the cheap. Pegboard and 2x2 built office carrels... Not meaning to be disparaging, but it looks like the stuff my depression raised farm boy father used to make out of wooden peach crates and pallets found around the back of the supermarket... in other words, like my early childhood. [I was 7 or 8 before I first sat, slept, ate, studied, or played on anything my father didn't make by hand from discarded materials, after work.... but I digress.] It must have been a noisy, dusty, demoralizing environment for the blue collar workers. And yet, they did some amazing work. Probably the perfect distance from Washington, DC to get some work done without interferrence. -Chuck Harris Kurt Rosenfeld wrote:
https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1YoJB_t2OX3jd6xqaJcXolzmO09kzH8zU
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