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Indeed it is rotated cause when I took that picture the correction coil was not connected yet. The mu-metal cone has a coil around the neck to correct the trace horizontality against deviations due to the CRT tolerances and the Earth magnetic field.('steve') said:I notice a slight rotation of the display. Is the tube not quite straight or is there some other reason?
I don't know what to say. I love analog scopes. I have only worked with one digital one, It was good but still I prefer the analog. Maybe is just a matter of ignorance from me. One thing I can tell you is that I wouldn't like a scope with floppydisk. My memories of floppy disks is not good. They always fail, at least those of 3,5"".HellasTechn said:I know that digital Oscopes are not as good as the analog but the save to floppydisk feature, the dual channel, the 100Mhz frequency and all the auto functions are temping.
What do you think ? should i trade ?
Yeah, yeah, but anyway I'm not interested on going back to the future.HellasTechn said:Theese devices remind me of the Delorean !
Yes, not funny anymore. That's why I love vintage.HellasTechn said:Technology now has become very unfriendly to the technician.