Hi-
Well, I just bought and downloaded a pdf copy of a the manual for my 
TEK2236.  Boy, that's what I call a manual!  Complete schematics, 
troubleshooting, use, and even theory of operation. 
Well worth the $10.  Now I know what all those buttons do :-)
David



 manualChristian A. Weagle wrote:

>>pdf-manuals.com? What would you bet they don't "own" them either?
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>I've wondered this for a while.  Tek released all the old manuals a
>while back, they are freely copyable now.  I know that you are allowed
>to charge a 'nominal fee' for copies (and, of course, whatever you want
>for the original physical artifact), but I don't think that you can be
>prevented from giving away copies of copies that you paid for.  Some
>PDFs I've bought calim this, but I can't see a legal reason for this.
>Anyone have more info on this?
>
>I could use a 2215 manual... ;)
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