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Old 29th Aug 2015, 8:29 am   #1
Alf Fisher
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Default Cossor CDU130 oscilloscope

Hi there, Last week I acquired one of these scopes and wondered if anyone has a manual for it. It is a mains or battery portable and came with rechargeable Ni-Cd D cells which are very likely to be dead. There has been some bodging around the power input connector and I don't want to apply power to the unit and risk blowing it up.
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Old 30th Aug 2015, 5:14 pm   #2
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Default Re: Cossor CDU130 oscilloscope

Some specs from 1968

Portable Oscilloscope

The Cossor CDU130 solid-state portable oscilloscope
has a bandwidth of. d.c. to 15 MHz.
Field effect transistors are used to reduce Y amplifier drift,
eliminate microphony and ensure accuracy at slow timebase sweep speeds.

The sensitivity is 5 mV /division at full bandwidth.
The operation of this instrument is possible with external a.c. or d.c. supplies;
it will also operate for five hours from the internal battery provided as a standard.
A battery charger is contained within the 'scope' and
the battery is protected against reverse charging.
Weight complete is 16.1 lb.


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Old 30th Aug 2015, 8:21 pm   #3
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Default Re: Cossor CDU130 oscilloscope

Hi Peter, thanks for the info on the scope. Looks like a good little piece of kit for general testing. There is a empty hole where the mains connector should be and I would like to restore it to its original condition.
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