FREE/CHEAP Telequipment D65 Osciloscope

[Ian Molton]

Hi.

I had a rebuild project on this old scope, but bollixed up my notes
partway through. Having no way of knowing how to reassemble the scope at
that point I gave up.

It *did* work, before it was taken apart, but the switchgear was in poor
shape.

I want rid of it now, so Im offering *ALL* the parts (mainframe,
display, PCBs, PSU) for free / a small donation. buyer pays postage. As
far as I know, all the parts work. all boards are completely assembled
still.

the tube looks to be in mint condition.

perhaps you'd like to finish your own rebuild project or need a spare?

buyer pays postage.

Email me if interested. if not claimed in 2 weeks, its going in the bin
since we're moving house and its a dead weight as it stands.

Im in the UK, but will ship anywhere as long as my costs are covered.

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[Fred Abse]

On Mon, 22 Sep 2003 14:30:25 +0100, Ian Molton wrote:

the tube looks to be in mint condition.

Is it a "real" Tektronix tube (some Telequipment 'scopes had them), or a
Mullard/Brimar one?



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[Ian Molton]

On Wed, 24 Sep 2003 19:38:23 +0100
Fred Abse <excretatauris@cerebrumconfus.it> wrote:

Is it a "real" Tektronix tube (some Telequipment 'scopes had them), or
a Mullard/Brimar one?

I cant tell (no distinguishing markings).

The tube has a white 'speckled' finish to the phosphor. hard to
describe. kinda looks like very fine sandpaper made out of ground up
shiny stuff.

the trace (before I er, forgot how to reassemble it) was a pleasant
'hot' shade of green.