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I (Pittigrilli) am a native German (also: speaker) and do speak English quite well. I edit almost exclusively in the German Wikipedia, with only ca. 1000 edits here (March 2024) and only one large article Dachau (US Army report), which I wrote originally in the German Wikipedia and later also translated it to English. My Contributions Page of the German language Wikipedia and my German User Page. Pittigrilli ( talk) 22:44, 27 January 2021 (UTC)

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An oscilloscope - a sophisticated electronic measurement and testing device, which was a standard tool in TV repair workshops in the 20th century - from the 1980s which had a conventional non-modular design. In the lower image, a device with nearly the same functionality is shown wherein most elementary device functions are realized as three hardware plug-in modules. These are exchangeable and could be replaced by various modules with special features, thereby also extending and changing functionality.
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From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Pittigrilli practicing his favourite hobby when not editing

I (Pittigrilli) am a native German (also: speaker) and do speak English quite well. I edit almost exclusively in the German Wikipedia, with only ca. 1000 edits here (March 2024) and only one large article Dachau (US Army report), which I wrote originally in the German Wikipedia and later also translated it to English. My Contributions Page of the German language Wikipedia and my German User Page. Pittigrilli ( talk) 22:44, 27 January 2021 (UTC)

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An oscilloscope - a sophisticated electronic measurement and testing device, which was a standard tool in TV repair workshops in the 20th century - from the 1980s which had a conventional non-modular design. In the lower image, a device with nearly the same functionality is shown wherein most elementary device functions are realized as three hardware plug-in modules. These are exchangeable and could be replaced by various modules with special features, thereby also extending and changing functionality.
Retrieved from " https://en.wikipedia.org/?title=User:Pittigrilli&oldid=1224947140"

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