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Terence123
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welcome
thx for the warm welcome!
It was a while for me since electronics/electric stuff was in foreground, but now it returned, with more time available now. Repairing and/or cleaning old measurement equipment will be one of the first things to do... (Love the old analog stuff )
thx for the warm welcome!
It was a while for me since electronics/electric stuff was in foreground, but now it returned, with more time available now. Repairing and/or cleaning old measurement equipment will be one of the first things to do... (Love the old analog stuff
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Terence123
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started already a topic on the tektronix 2213 oscilloscope. also have a "dead" ttektronix 465 waiting.... enough to keep me busy
started already a topic on the tektronix 2213 oscilloscope. also have a "dead" ttektronix 465 waiting.... enough to keep me busy
I have a Tek 465B myself, they are a great old scope, the full service manual is available online for free, if you dont have it. following the voltage checking etc flow charts really pays off and makes fixing them relatively easy.
I havent had any experience with the Tek 2213
Dave
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Hi Dave. Thx. I have the service manuals already. Didn't "dive" into the 465 yet, just checked what happened with the power on (blows a fuse, which makes it a "relatively" easier job, since it is power supply related. The 2213 is tougher though since it doesn't trigger (see the trigger thread), which dives more deep into the electronics of the scope... anyway, challenges ahead makes the mind grow!!
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i also new here electronicspoint and if any admin here ? i want to ask some questions , thanks
Good day all, or for some good morning.
Im Honken and i live and work in Bangkok Thailand, moved here from Sweden almost 2 years ago.
I have always been interested in electronics, due to my uncle who used to work for Ericsson, and got me like a breadboard radio kit when i was young.
I´m no expert, I´m starting over some scratch, and i have a few ideas i want to do, i will most likely ask a lot of questions, so don´t be mad or upset if you find me slow.
Also looking for learning to program PIC chips and so on.
One thing i can help with, is computer related questions, mostly Linux and BSD, thou this is not what I´m here for, but i will share my knowlege if needed.
Have a few hobbies on the side, but this is a new one now (again).
I did buy a soldering gun (they call it here) yesterday, 160THB, so its a good price i guess
Cheers
Honken
Im Honken and i live and work in Bangkok Thailand, moved here from Sweden almost 2 years ago.
I have always been interested in electronics, due to my uncle who used to work for Ericsson, and got me like a breadboard radio kit when i was young.
I´m no expert, I´m starting over some scratch, and i have a few ideas i want to do, i will most likely ask a lot of questions, so don´t be mad or upset if you find me slow.
Also looking for learning to program PIC chips and so on.
One thing i can help with, is computer related questions, mostly Linux and BSD, thou this is not what I´m here for, but i will share my knowlege if needed.
Have a few hobbies on the side, but this is a new one now (again).
I did buy a soldering gun (they call it here) yesterday, 160THB, so its a good price i guess
Cheers
Honken
Terence123
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in bkk
Hi Honken, and welcome to the forum.
I'm rather new to the forum as well (just a month or so) and live in Thailand (for 12yrs) as well. Solder irons are cheap here, but don't expect to much of it. I'm going through my 5th or so... Very low quality.
Anyway, many happy hours with your electronics...
Terence
Hi Honken, and welcome to the forum.
I'm rather new to the forum as well (just a month or so) and live in Thailand (for 12yrs) as well. Solder irons are cheap here, but don't expect to much of it. I'm going through my 5th or so... Very low quality.
Anyway, many happy hours with your electronics...
Terence
Hi Honken, and welcome to the forum.
I'm rather new to the forum as well (just a month or so) and live in Thailand (for 12yrs) as well. Solder irons are cheap here, but don't expect to much of it. I'm going through my 5th or so... Very low quality.
Anyway, many happy hours with your electronics...
Terence
Sweet, thanks.
Btw, perhaps you can tell me of good places to buy breadboard, PIC:s and leds and stuff like that?
If you been here a while, you must have your special places?
Only found one place, but they dont return emails (perhaps because i wrote to them in english)
http://www.wt.co.th/ <-- only one i know right now.
Cheers
Honken
Terence123
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Hi Honken,
The place to be, for everything electronic, is Baan Moh, a couple of soi's stuffed with electronic shops (bangkok, opposite old siam).
I live 40km westward from bkk. Usually i go to a small electronic shop on petchakasem rd. to avoid a visit to bkk. i can also order parts with him. takes a couple of days.
Try thailand.rs-online.com and www.tarad.com for online purchases.
good luck!
Terence
Hi Honken,
The place to be, for everything electronic, is Baan Moh, a couple of soi's stuffed with electronic shops (bangkok, opposite old siam).
I live 40km westward from bkk. Usually i go to a small electronic shop on petchakasem rd. to avoid a visit to bkk. i can also order parts with him. takes a couple of days.
Try thailand.rs-online.com and www.tarad.com for online purchases.
good luck!
Terence
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hey DougB
welcome to the forums
yup as steve said ask away....
choose the most appropriate forum section to ask the question in and go for it
Dave
