Hi,

I'm after two of the 4 button switches that are used in the Iwatsu SS-5711
oscilloscope.

Thanks,
Nigel.

NAW wrote:

Hi,

I'm after two of the 4 button switches that are used in the Iwatsu SS-5711
oscilloscope.


What do they look like? Who made them?


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Central Florida

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NAW wrote:

Hi,

I'm after two of the 4 button switches that are used in the Iwatsu
SS-5711
oscilloscope.


What do they look like? Who made them?


Hi Michael,

I don't know the make of the switches, but you can see them in this pictu
http://tinyurl.com/wkdyu

They are the COUPLING and SOURCE switches towards the right hand side.

Thanks,
Nigel.

NAW wrote:

"Michael A. Terrell" wrote in message
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NAW wrote:

Hi,

I'm after two of the 4 button switches that are used in the Iwatsu
SS-5711
oscilloscope.


What do they look like? Who made them?


Hi Michael,

I don't know the make of the switches, but you can see them in this pictu
http://tinyurl.com/wkdyu

They are the COUPLING and SOURCE switches towards the right hand side.

Thanks,
Nigel.


Do you have any pictures of the actual switches, not just the
buttons? The buttons usually pull off the switch shafts and go on the
new switch.


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Michael A. Terrell
Central Florida

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NAW wrote:

"Michael A. Terrell" wrote in message
...
NAW wrote:

Hi,

I'm after two of the 4 button switches that are used in the Iwatsu
SS-5711
oscilloscope.


What do they look like? Who made them?


Hi Michael,

I don't know the make of the switches, but you can see them in this
pictu
http://tinyurl.com/wkdyu

They are the COUPLING and SOURCE switches towards the right hand side.

Thanks,
Nigel.


Do you have any pictures of the actual switches, not just the
buttons? The buttons usually pull off the switch shafts and go on the
new switch.


I would have to take the whole unit apart as the switches are on a PCB which
is buried in the depths scope. I don't have the time to do that right now.
If you saw a picture of the switch do you think there is a chance you would
be able to identify it?

Thanks,
Nigel.

NAW wrote:

I would have to take the whole unit apart as the switches are on a PCB which
is buried in the depths scope. I don't have the time to do that right now.
If you saw a picture of the switch do you think there is a chance you would
be able to identify it?


The chances are a lot better that way than now! ;-)


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"Michael A. Terrell" wrote in message
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My sig file can beat up your sig file!

Really?

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