That scope seems like a fluke scope.
In the 1st photo, you used 2mv/div, could be measuring surrounding noise.
In your latter photo, you used 50mv/div.
What output voltage was set from the PSU?
Read attached link.
http://www.eetimes.com/document.asp?doc_id=1273282
Thanks, I'll read that article.
In first photo, where scope were on 2mV/div (1:1 attenuation / no-attenuation ) the measurement point were from the PSU output binding posts so in that sense the normal output point. The 50 Hz ripple were also shown with 1:10 attenuation, but resolution is only 20mV/div.
In the later photo with 50mV/div and 1:10 attenuation the measurement point were over the PSUs bridge rectifier, so inside the unit before the regulating circuitry.
The output voltage were somewhere around 5 Volts +- 1V, no external load. Although I tried with 100R resistor without any noticeable difference.
You are correct the scope is old Fluke/Philips PM3390A Combiscope 200Mhz / 100MS/s.
The SMPS unit mentioned in the first post is now removed electrically and gets no power at all. It did definedly have some form of problem as it leaked to these "precision" linear outputs and also HP6632A system powersupply. Good SMPS, no SMPS.
PS. Now looking again the first photo, the noise could be also 100Hz sinusoid (from bridge I suppose), with offset from typical 50Hz noise pick-up. The 2nd floor of this old wooden shed seems to be pretty noisy.