I posted pictures of measuring the output of the 731B in the "Scores" thread. Here are the innerds of the beast.
This instrument is small and light. The back panel was bashed in by a Neanderthal. The aluminum back panel is thin, cheesy aluminum. I needed to measure the space for a new battery pack and took advantage to shoot some photos.
Removal of the top cover reveals a shield over the top of the reference PCB. Adjustment pots are accessed via holes in the shield.
Bottom view of the reference PCB
Shield removed. Reference PCB top view. 5 hand-wound and selected precision resistors. U1 and U2 cans. The reference is simply a temp compensated Zener that has a transistor for the comp.
Close up of adjustment pots. These pots are on the power supply PCB but live under the reference PCB shield.
Power supply circuitry. 110/220 switch. Naked battery connection posts awaiting new battery pack to be connected.
I have to say that this instrument is a minimalist work of art. 3 days cooking on the rack shelf and the pk-pk excursion is 1ppm. My Keithley 2015 reads 9.99999 or 10.00000. Very satisfied.