Yea - but my data books are still on the shelf. OA2 ?

Martin

M wrote:
Right you are! That sure brings back memories. I made good money with that
scope. Kept the shop warm, too. I remember changing the tubes that coupled
to the deflection plates.... 6J6? 6SN7? All gone in the haze of foggy
memory, now.

Mark



"jim rozen" wrote in message
...

In article , M says...


I used a 514 (or 511, can't remember which) in my early days as a TV
repaiman. Huge 5 mc bandwidth...

That was a 511, same size as a 545 but no plug-ins. It had higher
bandwith if you went right to the deflection plates (the hatch
on the side allowed this) but it was a nicely built scope for
its time. Beat the pants off the ac coupled dumonts.

Jim

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