On 10/01/2014 12:36 PM, Bert Haskins bhaskins@chartermi.net [TekScopes] wrote:
I've built several, two from scratch, and some that were almost totally reworked heathkits. Things are much easier if you start with a low deflection voltage CRT like a 3WP1.
Most of the "cheepy" scopes got their high voltage from a winding on the power transformer and this is just so bad on so many levels. I had some very good "dumb" luck in adapting flybacks from small TVs for this purpose.
My first real scope was a Raytheon (Cosser) 50MHZ portable which is still working well today. My first good Tek, I don't put 2213/15(s) in that spot, was a 465M which I now have too many of. As a side to Mark Wendt, did you work with any "M"s in the AF?
Like many others on this list I'm now trying to "thin the herd".