Tass 928

To me this is nothing more than a conference room table decoration....surplus to our needs here and last calibrated in 96'. I'm told it works fine but I had trouble spelling Oscilloscope, let alone figuring out how to use it. SO...free to anyone on the 928 list, just pay your own shipping !

Any electronic nuts out there?

Mike Frye

dibs, you have a PM

Tass 928

Gee that was quick


Do you think it was to cheap ? LOL

AO

Damn! I walk away for a minute...

Leslie 928 S2

Darn, Mike, you beat me to it!

Bus

Me too... the punishment for actually working.

Mike Frye

Hah, see what you get for blinking?

Vilhuer

No need to despair.

http://www.staff.uni-mainz.de/zeitni.../Scope_en.html

Tom928

IIRC that is a Tektronix T922 maybe a T935. These are dual channel scopes with a limited bandwidth of 15Mhz (T922) or 35Mhz (T935).
Here is a website that has some information on the Tek T921/T922/T935 family along with service info and a downloadable manual (~15MB).

http://www.logwell.com/tech/oscillos...Tek_T922R.html

Enjoy!

Andre Hedrick

Yeah well being on the left coast sucks cause I was asleep

Tass 928

Yes it is the T922...and that would be cool to have the manual...good info , thanks!

Tass 928

LOL..I hope that link wasn't meant to enlighten me cuz after reading it I feel even more "stupider"...

So in pratical everyday sense, what would you use one of these things for???

the flyin' scotsman

There are many signals coming from various points in the car that can be used in trouble shooting rather than just fit new parts by guessing what may be wrong.

You can also use them to tune your tv; got anymore?

Mike Frye

Dave,

Am I sensing some 'Poster's remorse'?

WallyP

To over-simplify, a scope give a trace - a picture, if you will - of an electrical signal, plotted as voltage against time.

So, to give some examples, you could hook to the injector circuit, or the Hall Effect sender, or the ignition primary circuit, and see the pattern of the voltage rise and fall, including the timing.