roybalm@tramp.colorado.edu (ROYBAL MICHAEL) (01/21/91)
I am looking to buy an oscilloscope. I would prefer a used one(money!) If anyone has one that they are selling please e-mail me any and all information that you can give me about it. Thank You. Michael Roybal Internet: roybalm@tramp.colorado.edu
crisp@uncecs.edu (Russ Crisp) (03/12/91)
Hello. I'm looking to buy a good used oscilloscope, and was wondering if someone out there could give me some ideas on what I should be looking for. I'm going to be making general use of the scope, TV work, etc, some digital circuits. Just a good all around general purpose scope for a reasonable price. Reasonable means $1500.00 or less. What is the minimum bandwidth I should consider? Any specific models you could recommend? Naturally, I like the Tektronix and HP models over the GoldStar... But... Thanks for you pointers, Russ Crisp Western Carolina University
d88-hba@nada.kth.se (Harald Barth) (04/02/91)
Hi,
I think I could use some help.
The story:
A friend of mine gave me a present: An old oscilloscope he found
on his attric. I was VERY pleased :-)
The small problem:
It's a kit, I'll have to put the parts together first. It looked like an
easy match ( A soldering iron doesn't frighten me). I was optimistic :-|
The big problem:
I havn't found any sign of a part-list, electrical circuit description or
drawing yet. And ( I inspected the box real good) there won't be either.
I don't dare to start anything without. I am :-(
Question:
So if anyone of you did this kit or has any information about how all these
zillion parts - nicely packed in plastic bags - are intended to be put together,
I would be pleased to share the info (and stand for photocopies etc. of course).
Clues:
Oscilloscope ite model 255
Conar Instruments
Washington, D.C. 20016
(printed on the back plate)
Mail me (instead of Re:) if possible.
With a faint hope,
Harald.
d88-hba@nada.kth.se
PS: I'm ;-) again.
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