Sun Scope Model on 2040-parts.com
Stevens Point, Wisconsin, US
Sun scope as pictured. The power cord pictured plugs into the back and includes bracket to be screwed on if needed. I believe this can be fitted into some of the larger sun engine analyzers.
This is for parts or repair as I don't know if it works or not. Being sold as is.
Would look cool on a shop shelf. That's why I got it but I am planning a move.
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