The Oscilloscope Museum
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The collection focuses on vacuum tube oscilloscopes from 1931 to 1970. This includes many rare and technically advanced oscilloscopes of their era. Also there are associated instruments and parts. For example Cathode Ray Tubes are a typical part of early oscilloscopes.
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About Me
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As long as I can remember, I was fascinated with electronics. But there was no way I could afford an oscilloscope as a teenager. Finally, in the mid 80s, I was able to purchase a discarded oscilloscope from the university. This was the AEG O20, my most precious possession for a long time. Ever since, I could not pass by an oscilloscope with tubes. Most of them have simple circuits, all of them have high voltage.
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Thank You
... to all the nice people helping me in my efforts. First of all there is my "international procurement team", namely Joerg, Teresa and Ryszard. Then there are a lot of great people, donating equipment, helping with parts and documentation. I am honored to be part of a wonderful group of people where the idea and execution is the focus, not anyone's ego. Preservation of history is an investment into the future. THANKS ! Thousand Thanks to the best wife of all, Aniu.
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This site is dedicated to the 3 PONzillas... Pepe, Ozi and Zola.
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