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- Dave saved this classic from the dumpster, a HP 1740A 100MHz dual channel analog oscillocope from the mid 1970's. It wasn't ...
- Dave attempts to trace a short "real-time" on the main board of the Lecroy 9384C
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- Follow Dave as he tracks down an elusive intermittent thermal fault in a HP1740A analog
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