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| JohnnyMalaria:
Are you sure about the model number? There's a bunch of HP 54xxx scopes (e.g., 54503) |
| osteichthyes:
Nope. I haven't seen it yet, and our campus surplus has a rather antiquated website. No pictures and just the following: OSCILLOSCOPE, HP 5403, SN: US36180581, 60 MHZ, POWERS ON NOT TESTED It's quite inexpensive, so it might be a good place for me to start, if it's well regarded and will last a while. It seems like maybe some 54603Bs were labeled 5403 on the face? No idea. What is a reasonable price for a functioning 54603B? It seems like $30-50 ish? |
| JohnnyMalaria:
It could be this: https://www.ebay.com/sch/i.html?_nkw=hp+54603b Can you go to the surplus store and look at it and maybe take a photo to post here? |
| osteichthyes:
I plan to go check it out tomorrow. If it is that model, is $30 a decent price? |
| JohnnyMalaria:
--- Quote from: osteichthyes on June 15, 2018, 06:02:54 am ---I plan to go check it out tomorrow. If it is that model, is $30 a decent price? --- End quote --- I can't say. $30 for any functioning scope seems pretty good especially since there'd be no shipping costs :) Check to see if it has a power cord and, most importantly, probes. |
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