29-07-2015, 07:50 PM
An impressive display of scopes. My own collection is fairly modest, governed mainly by work requirements. All Tek.
A 2465B (400MHz 4 channel) sits at the centre of the shelf over my bench. It superceded a 2465 which I've had since about 1989 and which suffers a few intermittent problems now. A TDS210 is my only digital scope. Not a marvellous instrument but it does most of what I need it to do. There's also a 2465A with the OPT05 TV triggering hanging around. It works but could do with some attention. A 2245A comes out in the field when I need it.
A mighty 547 with 1A4 quad trace plugin sits under my bench. It could really do with finding a better home but I feel reluctant to part with it.
Then the specialist stuff. A 5110 low bandwidth mainframe with sensitive differential plugins. For when nothing else will do. And the TV related isntruments: A 1755A vector/waveform monitor and a WFM601M for looking at 270Mb/s serial digital video.
A 2465B (400MHz 4 channel) sits at the centre of the shelf over my bench. It superceded a 2465 which I've had since about 1989 and which suffers a few intermittent problems now. A TDS210 is my only digital scope. Not a marvellous instrument but it does most of what I need it to do. There's also a 2465A with the OPT05 TV triggering hanging around. It works but could do with some attention. A 2245A comes out in the field when I need it.
A mighty 547 with 1A4 quad trace plugin sits under my bench. It could really do with finding a better home but I feel reluctant to part with it.
Then the specialist stuff. A 5110 low bandwidth mainframe with sensitive differential plugins. For when nothing else will do. And the TV related isntruments: A 1755A vector/waveform monitor and a WFM601M for looking at 270Mb/s serial digital video.
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