I am in Atlanta, how much you think it weighs? I found a local one for
$75 but $40 is more my range these days.
Old Tek tube scopes (for example) are excellent, for what they are,
but nobody in their right mind would want to ship one!
-- Jim
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Ah its a tube scope I see.
Jim Cathey wrote:
I am in Atlanta, how much you think it weighs? I found a local one
for $75 but $40 is more my range these days.
Old Tek tube scopes (for example) are excellent, for what they are,
but nobody in their right mind would want to ship one!
-- Jim
Ah its a tube scope I see.
I don't know that! Just pointing out a fact about scopes.
-- Jim
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Rolf, Jim.
This is, as described, an Olde Tek scope. It weighs probably 50#
and sits on an angled cart that has openings for two extra plug-ins.
That said, it works and has a calibrated sweep etc. Though the last
time it was calibrated Pontious was a pilot!
Fred Moir
Lynn MA
Dinosaur juice in
I am in Atlanta, how much you think it weighs? I found a local one for
$75 but $40 is more my range these days.
-Rolf
Frederick W Moir wrote:
Winmutt.
Where in the country do you live?
I have an Olde but functioning Tek you can have. if you live somewhere
in the N.E.
Fred Moir
Lynn MA
At
Seconds? Division? Thats fancy talk. When I mean antique I mean Korean?
war. Here are some pics.
http://winmutt.com/images/scope/
I did think about using AC 60hz as a calibration.
Pretty sure the CRT on this thing will give you cancer if you stand
infront of it heh.
Thanks.
-Rolf
Jim
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Subject: Re: [MBZ] Oscilloscope
Seconds? Division? Thats fancy talk. When I mean antique I mean Korean?
war. Here are some pics.
http://winmutt.com/images/scope/
I did think about using AC 60hz as a calibration.
Pretty sure the CRT on this thing will give you cancer if you stand
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Subject: Re: [MBZ] Oscilloscope
Seconds? Division? Thats fancy talk. When I mean antique I mean Korean?
war
Oscilloscope?
Max
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That is the fundamental problem with this scope. No grid
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That is the fundamental problem with this scope. No grid. If you look at
the pics you can see the vintage
-Rolf
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That is the fundamental problem with this scope. No grid. If you look at
the pics you can see the vintage
-Rolf
Seconds? Division? Thats fancy talk. When I mean antique I mean
Korean? war.
Looks like it has untriggered sweep. By this I mean that it's very
hard to get a stable waveform without careful fiddling of the vernier
dial. (It might be synchronized sweep, which could exhibit a bit of
a 'notch'
Winmutt.
Where in the country do you live?
I have an Olde but functioning Tek you can have. if you live
somewhere in the N.E.
Fred Moir
Lynn MA
At 09:19 AM 9/10/2009, you wrote:
All of the knobs are for reading, there is a section in the lower
right for calibration (signal generation) that I
I need to figure out if I am generating a 140hz signal with an antique
of a scope. Scope does not have any fancy setting like time. It is a
navy relic. Hos do I go about measuring the frequency? I have a signal
showing 3 cycles with 100hz sweep. Do I need a better scope?
-Rolf
Calibrate with 60Hz AC for a reference?
On Wed, Sep 9, 2009 at 7:40 PM, Rolf Martin-Hoster r...@winmutt.com wrote:
I need to figure out if I am generating a 140hz signal with an antique of a
scope. Scope does not have any fancy setting like time. It is a navy relic.
Hos do I go about
I need to figure out if I am generating a 140hz signal with an antique
of a scope. Scope does not have any fancy setting like time. It is a
navy relic. How do I go about measuring the frequency? I have a signal
showing 3 cycles with 100hz sweep. Do I need a better scope?
Better is easier, but
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