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Opened an old scientific instrument to see if it works...
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Jul 91? Now I feel old.
The instrument is fully analogue, designed in the late 70s. The serial number on the device implies it was manufactured in 87. I contacted the manufacturer and the last person who could service it has long since retired, but they sent me the calibration and tuning documents so I might be able to revive this beauty.
That's actually awesome they sent you anything useful at all.