My new old Tektronix oscilloscope has a Bentley Nevada panel on it?

[Alley_Cat_Jack]

Just picked up a lot of 3 analogue oscilloscopes, and I am unsure of what model this one is, because it has a Bentley Nevada panel on the top right where the Tektronix panel would tell me the model number.

I'm pretty sure it's a 5000 series though.

Sorry for the bad photo, I'll take a better one in a bit.


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[Alley_Cat_Jack]

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[Alley_Cat_Jack]

Any idea of how to identify this old girl?

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[helius]

the most fruitful avenue is probably to search the part numbers of both chassis halves: you can see them printed on the bottom right of both back panels. the top and bottom halves were semi independent, and there were many customized models for OEMs. So your scope may not correspond exactly to a catalog scope.

[edavid]

It looks like a version of the 5110 (aka 5103N/D10).

[Alley_Cat_Jack]

Ahh, didn't realize they are custom scopes for OEMs. That makes more sense. Documentation may be tricky to find though.

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[edavid]

Ahh, didn't realize they are custom scopes for OEMs. That makes more sense. Documentation may be tricky to find though.

Not custom, just mildly customized.  The 5110 manual should be usable.

[Alley_Cat_Jack]

Awesome, thanks.

Out of the 3 scopes I picked up, this was the only one confirmed working.

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[tautech]

Any idea of how to identify this old girl?

The numbers on the bottom of the plugins will allow you to Google the specs of each. 

Post them up please.

[Alley_Cat_Jack]

There are two 5A19N and one 5B10N.

I haven't looked for the documentation for these yet, but I'm sure it won't be hard to find.


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