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doubleboost:
Hi
Lads
Had a good day at the boot sales












All the above for a tenner
£10
John

S. Heslop:
Amazing haul for a tenner, John!

Scope update: Replaced the euro plug on it, and switched it on. The screen flickered but nothing after that. I'm assuming that even without probing anything you should be seeing a line. So that doesn't bode well. It's all very modular though and everything pulls out for easy access, so hopefully it shouldn't be too hard to find the fault. I tried all the obvious stuff like checking the fuses and looking for leaky caps. Found a manual for it too, so i'll read up on that and look up some other scope repair stuff before I try figure out whats wrong with it. Hopefully it's just user error and I need to press a switch to see anything!

philf:

--- Quote from: S. Heslop on September 21, 2014, 03:32:05 PM ---
Scope update: Replaced the euro plug on it, and switched it on. The screen flickered but nothing after that. I'm assuming that even without probing anything you should be seeing a line. So that doesn't bode well. It's all very modular though and everything pulls out for easy access, so hopefully it shouldn't be too hard to find the fault. I tried all the obvious stuff like checking the fuses and looking for leaky caps. Found a manual for it too, so i'll read up on that and look up some other scope repair stuff before I try figure out whats wrong with it. Hopefully it's just user error and I need to press a switch to see anything!

--- End quote ---

I'm far from being a scope expert but I've owned many since my Telequipment S51 about 42 years ago.

Try the following:

Make sure the storage is switched off.

Try pressing the Trace Locate button. Hopefully something may appear.

There's a square wave calibration output underneath the Trigger Level knob. Take that output and plug it in to one of the Inputs. (Don't worry about a proper probe at this stage.) Adjust the Volts/Div to 0.5V/Div; Switch the Trigger to Auto. Adjust the Vertical Position knob to see if anything appears on the screen.

Good Luck.

Phil.

philf:

--- Quote from: doubleboost on September 21, 2014, 02:24:40 PM ---Hi
Lads
Had a good day at the boot sales
All the above for a tenner
£10
John

--- End quote ---

John,

Some of those threading inserts could be about £10 each!

You lucky Twastard!

Phil.

doubleboost:
I bought a 8 TPI acme it was £ 12 for one  :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:
John

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