"Gould 4072 is a vintage 2-channel, 100 MHz digital storage oscilloscope that features a 400 MS/s sampling rate and 8-bit converters on each channel. Originally released in the late 1980s as part of the Gould 4070 series, it is a robust piece of test equipment often found in electronics labs and repair shops. 2 independent channels, 100 MHz transient bandwidth, Sampling rate 400 MS/s per channel (with 2ns/div time resolution), 8-bit vertical resolution and Includes waveform processing, fully programmable functions, and an alpha-numeric display overlay" according to Google AI. Other than dirt overall appearance is very good. Metal case is dirty and has signs of use but nothing really significant. Handle covering is cracking but metal handle is very strong. Plastic trim around front has some cracks and chips. Other than dirt, which comes off easily, the front panel and markings are excellent. Back is very good. Original power cord is getting stiff. Chassis is a little dirty, no rust. Power switch is jammed, inoperative, no further testing. Sold as-is for restoration or parts. Approximate size 17"W, 20"D, 10"H. Item #10774
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John E. Kendall
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Vintage Electronics
2416 Watervale Rd
Unit 436
Fallston, MD - 21047
