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Converting a rack to a bench
! Andy ! That would be awesome!
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I'll email you my address from my 'glomtek' account. So watch for that sender. It'll be me. I have PayPal linked to that account so I can send you money from there. Dave
On Saturday, May 15, 2021, 05:07:04 AM PDT, Andy Warner <andyw@pobox.com> wrote:
I recently swapped the tube from a donor 5000, to fix my 577. I would be quite happy to send you the carcass of the 5000, for the cost of shipping. I can disassemble to reduce weight/size. Then this 5000 would have helped two on this list. Let me know off-list if you would like to explore this (andyw [at] pobox [dotcom].) On Sat, May 15, 2021 at 01:43 Dave Peterson via groups.io <davidpinsf= yahoo.com@groups.io> wrote: That's great Tim. Thanks.Andy
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Andy Warner
I recently swapped the tube from a donor 5000, to fix my 577.
I would be quite happy to send you the carcass of the 5000, for the cost of shipping. I can disassemble to reduce weight/size. Then this 5000 would have helped two on this list. Let me know off-list if you would like to explore this (andyw [at] pobox [dotcom].) On Sat, May 15, 2021 at 01:43 Dave Peterson via groups.io <davidpinsf= yahoo.com@groups.io> wrote: That's great Tim. Thanks.Andy
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That's great Tim. Thanks.
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Found the instructions pdf that includes all necessary parts. Dave
On Friday, May 14, 2021, 11:28:02 PM PDT, Tim Phillips <timexucl@gmail.com> wrote:
Dave; Hakan (Zenith) has the info on his site, in the 'Kits & Mods' section. The trickiest part is installing the bolts that hold the two halves together - the front bolts must be low-profile to clear the plug-ins, and the rear ones are hard to reach and tighten. They are long hex-head bolts, but ordinary steel bolts will do. I used a flexible-shaft nut driver. You will also need different cover-panels, of course. Maybe swap with someone going the other way ? Where are you situated? Also, be VERY careful re-installing the big 10-way ribbon - one pin out can fry all your hard work ! (Go on, ask me !!) Tim On Sat, 15 May 2021 at 03:07, Dave Peterson via groups.io <davidpinsf= yahoo.com@groups.io> wrote: I'm looking through my 5440 instruction manual and looking at the
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Tim Phillips
Dave;
Hakan (Zenith) has the info on his site, in the 'Kits & Mods' section. The trickiest part is installing the bolts that hold the two halves together - the front bolts must be low-profile to clear the plug-ins, and the rear ones are hard to reach and tighten. They are long hex-head bolts, but ordinary steel bolts will do. I used a flexible-shaft nut driver. You will also need different cover-panels, of course. Maybe swap with someone going the other way ? Where are you situated? Also, be VERY careful re-installing the big 10-way ribbon - one pin out can fry all your hard work ! (Go on, ask me !!) Tim On Sat, 15 May 2021 at 03:07, Dave Peterson via groups.io <davidpinsf= yahoo.com@groups.io> wrote: I'm looking through my 5440 instruction manual and looking at the
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I'm looking through my 5440 instruction manual and looking at the instrument conversion/rack mounting instructions. It says field conversion kits are available.
Well this is from the 70's, and I'm sure Tektronix is no longer providing these kits. I'm also guessing equipment was generally sold in bench cabinets, and what the manual is referring to is a rack conversion kit. Was there ever such a thing as a bench conversion kit? I just bought a rack configured 5111A. Are there kits out in the world to convert a rack configuration to a bench cabinet? I suspect it's just a matter of finding a gutted 5000 series scope. Dave
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