Vintage 1950s AC Cossor Oscilloscope / Oscillograph Model 1039M
Vintage 1950s AC Cossor Oscilloscope / Oscillograph Model 1039M
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Vintage 1950s AC Cossor Oscilloscope / Oscillograph Model 1039M
A nice and robust, portable, Vintage 1950s AC Cossor Oscilloscope / Oscillograph Model 1039M. In very good cosmetic and working condition, this scope uses valves and rectifiers in the circuit. It was popular with television service engineers as it covered the waveforms of most 1950s TV receivers.
Summary Specification: (See attached advert and specification in the images)
- Model: Cossor Oscillosgraph 1039M
- Manufacturer: Cossor Electronic Instruments, AC Cossor Ltd, London UK
- Serial No. 8793
- Cathode Ray Screen: Type 23D, Single Trace, 2¾" green screen
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Time Base Frequency 10c/s -50 Kc/s (1c/s = 1Hz)
- Four valves including three 6AM6
- AC Mains
Cossor were instrumental in the advancement of radio and radar. They manufactured equipment ranging from thermionic valves, electronic instruments and, from the 1920s, radio sets.
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