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Old 09-07-2020, 02:54 PM
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You really should state the model number. I think it a 435.
It is probably a bare minimum to use for TVs. It would work fine however for use with a sweep generator for FM radio and TV alignment. The 3" round screen is a bit small. It is very portable. It would be an OK scope to start with. It does not have a triggered sweep, so it would be harder to determine timing or frequency of the signal. It was the type of scope repairmen would have in the truck when they made a house call, not often needed though.
It would be an educational unit to re-cap and calibrate. When you see test equipment with binding post input connections it is a sign that it doesn't work at very high frequencies. If it doesn't have probes already you will have to make some.
I have a similar RCA scope that someone gave me.
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