Pristine Tektronix Type 422 Dual-Trace Portable Oscilloscope – Laboratory Provenance

Description: Available is a remarkable example of mid-century engineering: the Tektronix Type 422 Oscilloscope. Introduced in the 1960s, the 422 was the gold standard for portable field service, offering a 15 MHz bandwidth in a rugged, solid-state package.

This particular unit is in excellent aesthetic condition and appears to have been part of the Brower Propulsion Laboratory (as seen on the vintage asset labels), adding a wonderful layer of scientific history to the piece.

Condition & Testing:

• Aesthetics: The aluminum cabinet is in fantastic shape with minimal wear. The front panel is crisp, and all knobs/switches are present and move smoothly.

• Power Test: The unit powers on successfully. The CRT display remains bright and clear.

• Accessories: This is a complete kit. It comes with the rare detachable front protective cover, which houses the original probes, power cord, and leads (all included).

Key Specifications:

• Performance: Dual-channel, DC to 15 MHz bandwidth.

• Display: 4-inch diagonal CRT with original mesh expansion.

• Portability: Features the signature "flip-back" handle that doubles as a stand.

• Design: Rugged, transistorized design known for its durability.

What’s Included:

• Tektronix 422 Main Unit

• Detachable Power Supply

• Front Protective Metal Cover/Accessory Case

• Original Tektronix Probes, Cables, and Power Cord (as shown in photos)

Collector's Note: Finding a 422 with the front cover and accessory kit intact is becoming increasingly difficult. This is a "time capsule" piece perfect for a vintage lab setup or a serious electronics collector.