08-05-2018, 09:01 AM
(This post was last modified: 08-05-2018, 09:13 AM by Geordie McBoyne.)
I remember way back in the sixties many TV engineers believed that an oscilloscope was an hiderance to to efficient TV repairs, I reckon the reasoning for this was they didn't possess one and they didn't know how to use a 'scope anyway.
My Telequipment instrument is also known as the "Serviscope" and was made for the TV servicing industry.
Designed in the mid fifties and regarded as a low cost instrument it is interesting to note that the X amplifier is DC coupled from the input to the X plates. With the exception of the HT rectifier all the valves are the ECF80 triode-pentodes. X amplifier good for 10Mhz.
Can't find any info about the Russian C15 but I do know some TV workshops employed similar Soviet made instruments.
Found this picture of a Russian made "Ostsillograf OR1" Even this simple instrument would be a great assistance for TV servicing.
Geordie McBoyne.
My Telequipment instrument is also known as the "Serviscope" and was made for the TV servicing industry.
Designed in the mid fifties and regarded as a low cost instrument it is interesting to note that the X amplifier is DC coupled from the input to the X plates. With the exception of the HT rectifier all the valves are the ECF80 triode-pentodes. X amplifier good for 10Mhz.
Can't find any info about the Russian C15 but I do know some TV workshops employed similar Soviet made instruments.
Found this picture of a Russian made "Ostsillograf OR1" Even this simple instrument would be a great assistance for TV servicing.
Geordie McBoyne.
