[sdiy] scope aging
Ingo Debus
debus at cityweb.de
Wed Jun 9 17:06:40 CEST 2004
Am Dienstag, 08.06.04 um 20:56 Uhr schrieb Fernando de Izuzquiza:
> I'm looking for a second hand scope (wich is pretty damn difficult
> here in Spain)
> I've find two: a Hameg HM203-6 (250 euro now, ebay, in my city) and a
> Telequipment D1016 (60 euro now, ebay in France, but no problem to
> pick up). Both dual trace 20MHz.
> From an info I found the Hameg could be from 18 years ago (true?) and
> I don't know about the D1016.
> I see both units were very common years ago, since I've found many on
> the net.
>
Don't know about the Telequipment, but I own a Hameg that is even
older, a HM412. It needed one major repair once, the high voltage
secondary winding of the mains transformer was broken. I have heard of
other Hamegs that had that issue too. It also needed a smaller repair a
longer time ago, but that was only a zener diode. Otherwise it works
still fine and bright, but I haven't used it very often.
250 Euro seems a lot for a used scope to me. You can get a new dual
trace scope for 300 Euro from Conrad for instance (not a Hameg of
course). But when I had that mains transformer issue with my Hameg I
looked at Ebay too for used scopes, they are indeed quite expensive.
Ingo
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