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boxdoctor · 9th Jan 2020, 5:52 pm

I'm still using the 4D10A (with a specially ordered long persistance tube) that was purchased in 1977 (?) for the company that I worked for, as my main 'scope (Philips PM3327) is currently non functional.
The Scopex has only needed internal attention once.
Not the bright, pin-sharp trace and bandwidth of the Philips, but it does for the jobs that I do these days!
Glad I didn't throw it out, saved the day in the end...

Thanks for the circuits, chaps, the manual for mine got junked, not by me, when the firm closed some years ago. Tony.

9th Jan 2020, 5:52 pm	#4
boxdoctor Rest in Peace Join Date: Sep 2010 Location: Ripley, Derbyshire, UK. Posts: 785	Re: Scopex 4D10 versions. I'm still using the 4D10A (with a specially ordered long persistance tube) that was purchased in 1977 (?) for the company that I worked for, as my main 'scope (Philips PM3327) is currently non functional. The Scopex has only needed internal attention once. Not the bright, pin-sharp trace and bandwidth of the Philips, but it does for the jobs that I do these days! Glad I didn't throw it out, saved the day in the end... Thanks for the circuits, chaps, the manual for mine got junked, not by me, when the firm closed some years ago. Tony.