Find Instruction Manuals for Oscilloscopes, Vacuum Pumps and More

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Finding instruction manuals for equipment like oscilloscopes, vacuum pumps, and soldering guns can be time-consuming. Users recommend searching with the manufacturer and model number for better results. Including terms like "technical manual" or "user manual" in searches can yield additional resources. Wikipedia may also provide external references that are useful. Efficient searching strategies can significantly ease the process of locating these manuals.
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Stuff like osciolloscopes, vacuum pumps, plumbing/tubes/joints, soldering guns, etc.

that it would be nice, cause it takes some time to find all these manuals, and filter the information...

*instruction manuals (in title)
 
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zheng89120 said:
Stuff like osciolloscopes, vacuum pumps, plumbing/tubes/joints, soldering guns, etc.

that it would be nice, cause it takes some time to find all these manuals, and filter the information...

*instruction manuals (in title)

I have often found useful information by googling with the manufacturer and model number of a specific equipment. You may also find more using "technical manual" or "User Manual"
Finally wikipedia sometimes includes external references that may be helpful.
 

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