7 Oct
2002
7 Oct
'02
1:23 p.m.
The all time classic scope has to be the Tektronix 465. It's the right vintage to
go with most of the classic computers too.
Joe
At 08:45 AM 10/7/02 -0700, you wrote:
Ok, I need some advice on what type of scope might be
available for
troubleshooting vintage computers.
I have already decided that I need more than is necessary. I want to
limit my choice to a economically priced portable LCD scope. However, I'm
not familar with what is available.
Any good choices?
1:48 p.m.
Yes, but he's pretty busy right now. I'll forward your E-mail to him and see if
he can look at it. If all else fails, I have a manual for the 465. FWIW a friend of mine
just bought a 465B that had problems with two of the atteuation/gain settings on one
channel. He opened it up and opened the attenuator and found two of the mounting screws
loose. Apparently they shorted or opened the ground to the attenuator. He tightened the
screws and all is well now.
Joe
At 11:34 AM 10/7/02 -0700, you wrote:
The all
time classic scope has to be the Tektronix 465. It's
the right vintage to go with most of the classic computers too.
Joe
I've got one, but it's in dire need of calibration. Do you know anyone who
can do this?
Patrick
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