Hello--

The original inquirer decided that the C1001 I'm offering free for postage
(plus a sop to cover PayPal and shipping supplies) wouldn't meet his needs,
so it's now available.

This is a Tektronix C1001 video camera in unknown operating condition;
it appears to be in good physical condition. There's no mounting bezel for
attaching the camera to an oscilloscope, but a cable is included.

Apparently, this device mounts in front of a CRT's screen
and includes a CCD camera; see comments below from other
TekScope readers for details.

If you need this C1001, please let me know and I'll figure
out U.S. Postal Service shipping to your location.? Please note that
shipment overseas via USPS International Priority mail is
very expensive (e.g., $50.00 to Germany), so I encourage someone
here in the U.S. to go for it.

Questions welcomed,? PayPal honored.

Thanks, and 73--

Brad AA1IP

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Craig Sawyers wrote...

The C1001 only works if:

1. You have suitable camera adaptors for the scopes you want to use it with
2. You have a power supply for it. You can either use a regulated wall
wart, or wait until a matching DX02 supply turns up

The C1001 is a fairly low resolution monochrome camera based on an early
Sony CCD and boards, but perfectly suitable for the job as a scope camera.

It has focus and aperture controls on the lens, and magnification set by
moving the whole shebang along the mounting rails. It produces NTSC
format composite video. It runs continuously, which is a pain since
you cannot sync it to single shot events....
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Miroslav Pokorni wrote:
The C1001 delivers NTSC video signal. I have several of them and still
looking for any shred of documentation; anyone got anything besides
description in Tektronix' catalog? I would appreciate any documentation
or direction where to find any.