I think this is on-topic, because it's about an oscilloscope.
I was just now taking my trash to the dumpster, and right there, on top of all of the previous trash, was a scope:
I apologize profusely for the lousy focus on 1 & 2, but I wanted to show the traces. #3 I did with the flash.
I have no idea where it came from, because there isn't enybody within a mile of here who would throw something like this away, although I suspect it might have used to belong to some guy who used to work here and suddenly wasn't here any more, and the PHB didn't know how to dump a
4-channel, 100-MHz scope on Ebay. >:->
The label across the top says DIGITAL MULTIMETER/COUNTER and the one under the screen says: SS-57110 OSCILLOSCOPE 100 MHz
The rest of it is a pretty normal scope, but the only way I've found so far (in about 30 minutes) to get rid of traces 3 & 4 if I don't need them is to turn their position fully off the bottom.
The DMM is kinda all over the place, but the counter, when I press the "CHECK" button, "instantly" displays 10000.0 . :-)
Oh, just a sec... Kewl! - when I poke a wire from the calibrator into the counter, it reads, ".9969".
Gosh Bless The Great Pumpkin! :-D :-D :-D
Cheers! Rich