Links

Only a few so check out!

• Arnoud van der Wel: In the mid 90th he was an EE student at Twente and sticked together a nice small homepage with classic tek scopes. Everyone could contribute. This droves me to setup this page... So if you want to tell a nice Tek-Talk - don´t forget to contribute to my museum :-)
  There is a "new" link showing the frontpage of the original museum...
  http://margo.student.utwente.nl/oudbewoners/wel/tek.htm
  
• Stan Griffiths: he has hundreds of scopes in this stock, he sold parts, gives assistance and don´t miss to look at his book! It´s the bible for collection/restoring old Tek scopes unnecessary to say that I have my own copy...
  Unfortunately, because of sadly circumstances, the origianl site is down, so here is a snapshot from an achive... reprise hp archive
• Stefan Gräf: Formerly curator of "messmuseum.de". But now he downsizes his collection and you will find him working and restoring his Simca oldtimers :-) http://www.clubsimca.de/kontakt.htm
  
• Alfred Arnold: the first link took you to his computers and workstations and the second one is dedicated to Telefunken audio equipment
  http://john.ccac.rwth-aachen.de:8000/alf/index.html
  http://john.ccac.rwth-aachen.de:8000/telefunken/index.html 

• Rick Bensene is the curator of  “The old Calculator Web Museum”. I even know the 909 and the 911 Calculator but Tek built more - I read much new information about Tek calculators so visit him at http://www.oldcalculatormuseum.com/
  
  
• Former Tek employees and Tek enthusiasts set up this relatively new page. Very nice, nice pics from the old wisards and a lot of working Tek's :-)
  http://www.vintagetek.org/ 
  Nice report of the people behind "Vintage Tek". You can see Stan...
  http://www.nedme.com/the-vintage-tek-museum/

• Follow this link and go to real Tektronix portal...