I thought that I posted that yesterday, but the Hameg brand remind me the first Scope I played with, it was a HM307 (I say it was, but as far as I know it still exist and works!) it's my dad that bought it long time ago "because it was the only one he could afford" but it's not a bad one in fact, it's a low BW one, but it's really small (for a cro) and Hameg is not a bad brand at all
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It's just a one channel scope, 10MHz if i'm correct, but for homebrew back in the 80s it's not that bad
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What is funny, it that even if it's not a dual channel one, you still be able to do a X-Y display as the Ext Trigger BNC can be used to control the horizontal deflector
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I need to get it
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(surprisingly, it seems that there is a model with the same reference that have the CT, but infortunately, as far as I know the one my dad have does not have this option
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And look some of them was even Made In France!!!!
Cocorico!!
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