Tek 545B O'scope Fuse and Power

No, he just needs the part that screws in.

I thought all of those were standard.

I know the problem, that $20 TMC GPR-90 I got at a garage sale back in August just sits there, the part of the fuseholder that screws in missing, I suspect I lost it on the way home (by bus, and walking along putting it down every so often). I thought for sure I had plenty of the caps, but an immediate search turned up none, and I haven't gotten around to looking in the basement boxes. Of course, the rectifier tube is mechanically unsound, so I need to dig the box of tubes out too.

Michael

It is 2013.

Things change and fuseholders are cheap and easy to obtain.

"Michael Black"

Fuse holder caps have NO standardisation !!!

There are literally many hundreds of incompatible designs.

A missing fuse cap means replacing the holder, in 99% of cases.

.... Phil

Yes! There! Ok, so what I'm having to do is use a bolt that the fuse end si ts in, and using electrical,tape to hold it in the fuse holder. I'll be dam ned... Everything works! Granted, some of the knobs need to be fixed a bit and I should probably calibrate it, but IT WORKS!

Now I just need a probe and some alligator clips! You guys have been really helpful, even if it may not seem so... I may end up replacing the fuse hou sing, but I really don't feel like I need to at the moment

Thanks again!