Amazing....this machine can be duplicated with a scope and a small AC
power supply. All Huntron did was package it nicely and charge an arm
and leg for.

Circuits for this sort of gizmo were very common in the 70's and are
probably on the 'net

A quick Google search with the terms "circuit diagram curve tester
oscilloscope" found a number of interesting suspects. The one on
Agilent's scope is very nice...

John :-#)#

On Wed, 21 Jan 2004 15:26:37 -0600, "Henry Kolesnik"
wrote:

Mine is out of alignment and Huntron's site has pdfs for the alignment of
units with serial number prefixes. Mine is an older unit without any
prefixes and I wonder if anyone might have those instructions and perhaps a
manual copy?
tnx
hank wd5jfr


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