There's a company on the web that sells copies of manuals. I forget their
name, Google it. Try "USER MANUALS" for a search. They have manuals for
just about EVERYTHING. I needed a manual set for my telephone switch I
bought from EBay. The manual set cost $35, the Entire telephone system and
12 working extensions only cost $350. I had it running the first day.

--Bob

At 11:47 PM 8/12/2003 -0400, you wrote:
>Hi all,
>I recently acquired a second hand oscilloscope. It's in good shape (and the
>price was right), but it didn't include a manual
>
>
>Maybe somebody on the list could help? I would be interested in originals,
>copies, scans, pretty much anything. And I'm not opposed to paying if need
>be.
>
>It's an Instek OS-622B
>
>Any assistance is greatly appreciated.
>
>Thanks
>Denny Esterline
>
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Bob Axtell
PIC Hardware & Firmware Dev
Tucson, AZ
1-512-219-2363

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