Most Oscilloscopes use normal domestic type IEC cables---some very old types had special connectors.
People get very uptight about calibration with Oscilloscopes,but you very rarely need any great degree of accuracy.
You can do a good check on DC coupled voltage accuracy with an AA cell & a DMM.
Just measure the open circuit voltage of the cell,& compare it with the deflection on the screen,with the Oscilloscope on "auto".
1 cycle of 50Hz mains is 20 milliseconds ,or of 60Hz is 16.666 milliseconds.(don't cram your probe into the mains socket,you can pick up enough hum out of the air)
PAL line sync pulses (& I think NTSC ,too),are 4.7uSecs wide.
If you don't have "Smart" probes,you will have to do the 10X calculation in your head,like everyone did in the old days--it isn't at all hard!
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