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Ed_Dinning · 21st Apr 2014, 7:04 pm

Hi Tony, I'll scan the booklets for you tomorrow and e-mail them. This was one of the units that I built many years ago, it uses quite common valves.
There was a later WW transistorised scope design that worked pretty well and was quite simple; far superior to the PW design that had 2, EF50/80 and a unit 6A!
There are also some Philips and Mullard books and app notes available on scopes of varying complexity.

Best regards, Ed

21st Apr 2014, 7:04 pm	#9
Ed_Dinning Dekatron Join Date: Jan 2004 Location: Newcastle upon Tyne, Tyne & Wear, UK. Posts: 8,196	Re: Wireless World oscilloscope March 1969. Hi Tony, I'll scan the booklets for you tomorrow and e-mail them. This was one of the units that I built many years ago, it uses quite common valves. There was a later WW transistorised scope design that worked pretty well and was quite simple; far superior to the PW design that had 2, EF50/80 and a unit 6A! There are also some Philips and Mullard books and app notes available on scopes of varying complexity. Best regards, Ed