I have a Tektronix 466 Storage Oscilloscope that is in great condition. My family got it as a gift from a professor at a local school, once they went to digital scopes, about 7 years ago. It was calibrated in 1992, 1997, and in 2004. It has just been taking up space in our house for a couple of years now and I don't want to waste such a great oscilloscope. I barely used it when we got it, I mostly measured the waves of my bass guitar and keyboard notes on it for fun. It is still in great working condition and has never failed me.
The scope is mainly a 2 channel scope, but it has extension ports to enable up to four channels. While using more than 3 channels, it does hesitate a little and the screen display gets a little fuzzy when you change the position of the measuring wave on the screen, but once moved and positioned, it works absolutely fine. That is the only thing I have found wrong with it.
I also have many accessories for it, and will include them all in the purchase. The accessories alone a worth quite a bit, and they are hard to find.
The original Owners Instruction Manual, which is huge.
A smaller version of the user manual.
A extra manual for dual trace oscilloscopes.
2 very rarely used standard probe kits. 1 in bag, 1 not.
A small manual on passive probes.
And a very durable fold able visor for getting rid of glare on the screen.
The following links are links to pictures of all the accessories and oscilloscope. I put them on photobucket, and they are pictures I actually took, not displays from the product website.
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This scope is very heavy, weighing in at 36 pounds, but still portable. It has a pouch that holds all the manuals and accessories and has a front cover for protection.
This is way too good of an oscilloscope to let sit around taking up space.
