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English: Tektronix oscilloscope 7603 in the rather seldom 19 inch rack version with three plug-ins. The plug-ins are a "dual time base" main triggering module 7B53A (left, next to screen), a "Dual Trace Amplifier" vertical amplifier module 7A26 (middle of the three modules), and a Triggering/Time Base module 7B70 (most right). |
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