I have many parts for it, including all the metal.  I bought a junked one
several years ago to help restore a 535.  If you let me know what you are
looking for, I can root around and see whats there.

Scott



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 Scott,

 What do you have for the 545B?   I have one in my garage almost restored,
 but I still need a few things for it.  Let me know what you have available
 if anything.

                                            Thanks and Regards,

                                                   Jim




> I have a ton of old Tektronix stuff that I was thinking of selling on
> Ebay. Most is the 7000 series, though I do have some 5000 and 500
> series.  The 500 series is pretty much for collectors... old tube
> equipment (If anyone needs any 500 series plugins, give a shout)
>
> The 7000 series is nice, it uses modular plugins to accomplish many
> different functions.  I have vertical amps, horizontal amps, and
> multimeter plugins.  I could set you up with a complete scope that also
> has a DMM readout on the screen (only catch is that the DMM doesn't do
> AC
> measurements... but then you have a scope!!!).
>
> If you are interested I have the following mainframes:
>
> 7704A  200Mhz, 4 bays, analog, excellent condition
> 7834     400Mhz, 4 bays, analog storage, excellent condition, storage
> functions OK
> 7603      100Mhz, 3 bays, analog, good condition
>
>
> I also have multitudes of dual channel vertical amps (including
> differential / comparator). I have one logic analyzer plugin with all
> cables.
>
> A good assessment of fair value is
> http://www.vaxxine.com/phil/scopes/scope $.htm
>
> You can find more info on the 7000 series at
> http://www.tek.com/Measurement/cgi-bin/framed.pl?
Document=/Measurement/Support/faq/history.html&FrameSet=oscilloscopes
>
> and
>
> http://www.caip.rutgers.edu/~kahrs/testeq/7000.html
>
> Prices on Ebay have looked pretty good recently, I guess it is a
> reflection of the economy : (
>
>
> Scott F. Touchton
>
>
>
>
>
> Hello,
>
> I'm looking at getting an oscilloscope for myself, but I don't want to
> spend a ton.  Plus, I won't be using it that much.  I'd file it under
> the "nice to have" category.  I doubt I will be doing any high speed
> circuits or anything.  I'll probably use it mostly on digital logical
> and computer peripheral interfaces (PS/2, etc.).  Could anyone
> recommend a good beginners scope around the $300-$500 range?  I don't
> mind looking at used stuff on eBay, but I don't know enough to not get
> screwed.
>
> Bitscope looked interesting, too.  Has anyone had experiences with it?
>
>   http://www.bitscope.com/
>
> Thanks,
>
> -Dave
>
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