Help! (again)

I bought a semi-working Tenma model 72-6602 oscilloscope
and it showed up without a manual (or any documentation.)

Does anyone have a schematic or manual or any docs for
this unit? Google choked on this one...

Thanks in advance for any help,

phil

Phil wrote:

Help! (again)

I bought a semi-working Tenma model 72-6602 oscilloscope
and it showed up without a manual (or any documentation.)

Does anyone have a schematic or manual or any docs for
this unit? Google choked on this one...

Thanks in advance for any help,

phil

http://www.tenma.com/ might help.
--
Former professional electron wrangler.

Michael A. Terrell
Central Florida

Phil wrote:
Help! (again)

I bought a semi-working Tenma model 72-6602 oscilloscope
and it showed up without a manual (or any documentation.)

Does anyone have a schematic or manual or any docs for
this unit? Google choked on this one...


Try http://www.mcmb2b.com/cgi-bin/test/72-6602.html?id=8eJPB9Rf
--
Bruce Fletcher
Stronsay, Orkney
www.stronsay.co.uk/claremont

Not much on the net for this one.

http://www.newark.com/product-detail...l/72-6602.html

http://www.newark.com/NewarkWebComme...KU=50N1368&N=4

http://www.spctechnology.com/prodinfo/specs/50N1368.pdf

On Sun, 17 Apr 2005 21:00:50 -0500, Phil wrote:

Help! (again)

I bought a semi-working Tenma model 72-6602 oscilloscope
and it showed up without a manual (or any documentation.)

Does anyone have a schematic or manual or any docs for
this unit? Google choked on this one...

Thanks in advance for any help,

phil

Phil
Try the following URL.
http://mail.mcminone.com/

MCM sells the Tenma line of test equipment.
If the scope isn't too old, they may still have
documentation for it.
Dave Foreman

Thanks all, but the links suggested did not have any
schematics, manuals, etc. (www.tenma.com just
redirects to an MCM site with info and price, etc.)

BUT! I called Tenma (actually MCM who sells this
made-in-Taiwan special) and they referred me to
Sypris, who do their warranty maintenance.

There a fine young lady copied the schematic and
emailed it to me. What a surprise, real customer
service, albeit in a round about fashion.

I am ready to jump on that low intensity problem now.

Again, thanks to all and if any one needs this schematic,
just let me know.

phil


Help! (again)

I bought a semi-working Tenma model 72-6602 oscilloscope
and it showed up without a manual (or any documentation.)

Does anyone have a schematic or manual or any docs for
this unit? Google choked on this one...

etc. . .

Hi Phil
I just received my Tenma 72-6602 and also without any manual. Could you please email me a copy of the schematic you got from MCM?

Thank you

Arnon Schreiber