I recently acquired a rather nice old 100MHz Iwatsu CRO. Despite much searching I was unable to locate a schematic/service manual. I emailed Iwatsu Japan and a few days later (today) recieved a message inviting me to download the entire manual, free of charge. Gotta be happy with service like that.
Great company.
Trevor Wilson
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"Trevor Wilson"
** Most equipment makers & importers will supply downloads ( on pdf) of their old schematics - if you contact their service depts. That assumes that THEY actually operate one, subcontract warranty service people will do no such thing.Hope your Iwatsu service manual is not all in Japanese - that would make it a bit * inscrutable *.
...... Phil
**Nope. All English. Electronics is a universal language anyway.
Trevor Wilson
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"Trevor Wilson"
** ROTFL !!Wot a typical, totally asinine remark from the TW autistic, ratbag charlatan.
....... Phil
It's not that bad. Providing you have the person there in front of you, a schematic is as good as a translator.
If all you have is a manual to work with, a well-written manual will still prove quite useful, but then again, a "well written" manual doesn't actually exist in real life...
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"David L. Jerkoff "
** Go stick you head in that asinine blenderyou psychotic, autistic freakoid.
...... Phil
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