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Chris55000 · 22nd May 2020, 5:37 pm

HI!

If you reasonably sure you only need audio bandwidth, plus a bit extra to cope with tape recorder h.f. bias oscillators, then I can recommend you go for one of the Unilab student ones – these are made entirely of discrete components and standard wafer/rotary switches you can buy new or surplus, and I've a Unilab 032.602 you can have for the cost of postage!

I haven't any instructions or manual for it unfortunately as the schools keep all those (it's part of Teacher's Curriculum documents), however, I do have one other 031.602 that I wish to keep for the purpose of writing up a basic manual for it at a later date!

Chris Williams

22nd May 2020, 5:37 pm	#13
Chris55000 Nonode Join Date: Aug 2007 Location: Walsall Wood, Aldridge, Walsall, UK. Posts: 2,874	Re: Oscilloscope question - not vintage HI! If you reasonably sure you only need audio bandwidth, plus a bit extra to cope with tape recorder h.f. bias oscillators, then I can recommend you go for one of the Unilab student ones – these are made entirely of discrete components and standard wafer/rotary switches you can buy new or surplus, and I've a Unilab 032.602 you can have for the cost of postage! I haven't any instructions or manual for it unfortunately as the schools keep all those (it's part of Teacher's Curriculum documents), however, I do have one other 031.602 that I wish to keep for the purpose of writing up a basic manual for it at a later date! Chris Williams __________________ It's an enigma, that's what it is! This thing's not fixed because it doesn't want to be fixed! Last edited by Chris55000; 22nd May 2020 at 5:43 pm.