Mark's primary intent was to use the scope to view the Equinox waveform, to satisfy his own curiosity, and to compare with the example waveforms that the rest of us have seen it produce ( V1.5 firmware). As there seems little purpose him undertaking the difficult challenge of repairing the scope, just to repeat what we've done already, I recommend he passes it on to someone else. Sell it on the Classified ads? Donate it to a local Ham Radio Club? A local recycling centre? etc. It would be a shame to dispose of it.
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Single dot tells me that the deflection circuitry is at fault. 1974 means old electrolytic capacitors are culprit, along with some blown transistors. Your oscilloscope model service manual is available, so your oscilloscope is repairable. Start checking transistors, diodes etc. In the deflection circuitry, you will surely find faulty components.
Look at part of schematic responsible for driving the horizontal deflection. That's a good place to start looking.
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Originally posted by dbanner View PostSingle dot tells me that the deflection circuitry is at fault. 1974 means old electrolytic capacitors are culprit, along with some blown transistors. Your oscilloscope model service manual is available, so your oscilloscope is repairable. Start checking transistors, diodes etc. In the deflection circuitry, you will surely find faulty components.
Look at part of schematic responsible for driving the horizontal deflection. That's a good place to start looking.
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