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From the estate of a Michigan State University electronics professor. With manual, standard probe, two 250 MHz probes and Heath invoices. A sweet and clean machine, probably maintained and used 100% correctly by himself only. A retirement gift to himself I would guess. Probably top of the line in 1988, the two 250 MHz probes were 99.95 in addition to the cost of the scope. I took some electronics in high school (vacum tube days, just before IC took over everything) but at least had some exposure to using this stuff so if you have any questions fire away there is a possibility I could understand at least the gist. I can pull any secs from the manual, if you need them. It works fine with the start up test, as you can see from the image. Some features mentioned in the manual include video delay line, TV video sync, trigger lelvel lock, variable trigger hold off, single shot waveform display and delay sweep for detail observation. (Heath 4251 dual trace 50 mhz oscilloscope 2 250 mhz pbs was posted and is owned by: Dolores Odom) |
doloresodom@chicagopartsnetwork.com (Dolores Odom) for more information.
