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Hey HW: Love my scopes mate, would be lost without them. Got a 50Mhz analogue & 100Mhz digital sitting on my workbench, used to have a 40Mhz portable as well but got shot of it. Was looking at a 200Mhz 4 channel Tektronix recently but the cost is a bit steep ;):)

Not used a usb scope to be fair, I'm pretty old school when it comes to test equipment. I still use a valved signal Genny.

What sort of things are you looking to test with a scope ?.
 
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Hey HW: Love my scopes mate, would be lost without them. Got a 50Mhz analogue & 100Mhz digital sitting on my workbench, used to have a 40Mhz portable as well but got shot of it. Was looking at a 200Mhz 4 channel Tektronix recently but the cost is a bit steep ;):)

Not used a usb scope to be fair, I'm pretty old school when it comes to test equipment. I still use a valved signal Genny.

What sort of things are you looking to test with a scope ?.


Valved signal generators is old school I use the usb for waveform analysis on cars looking at CANbus Frequency and duty cycle of different sensors and outputs by modules etc etc
My bench top I use for fixing tv 's mostly lol both are hantek they are alright for the price tbf
 
I've got a 1970s Telequipment D75 scope - old but very good. Dual timebase, delayed sweep, etc. Has plug in modules for the timebase and y amplifiers - a small mainframe type affair. Very bright trace.
Anyone still awake?
 
I've got a 1970s Telequipment D75 scope - old but very good. Dual timebase, delayed sweep, etc. Has plug in modules for the timebase and y amplifiers - a small mainframe type affair. Very bright trace.
Anyone still awake?
What? Pardon? what day is it?
 
I've got a 1970s Telequipment D75 scope - old but very good. Dual timebase, delayed sweep, etc. Has plug in modules for the timebase and y amplifiers - a small mainframe type affair. Very bright trace.
Anyone still awake?

Yep, I'm still awake. The oldest scope I've got is a Robin 20Mhz bench scope from about 1980, served me well for years & still going strong. Going to be my eldest daughters first scope for her workshop.
 
Valved signal generators is old school I use the usb for waveform analysis on cars looking at CANbus Frequency and duty cycle of different sensors and outputs by modules etc etc
My bench top I use for fixing tv 's mostly lol both are hantek they are alright for the price tbf

Fixing TVs ?, Thought you used to be a car mechanic. Or did I mix you up with someone else ?
 
Fixing TVs ?, Thought you used to be a car mechanic. Or did I mix you up with someone else ?
No you are right, I used to be a mechanic but thought I'd turn my hand at using a bench scope as well to see what the difference was between USB and traditional bench top. Both 60 MHz and it was only one tv;)
 
My missus doesn't complain about me buying Shinies once in a while. Goes a bit green & :rolleyes: though, when I start drooling over things like New scopes or signal generators ;)
Oh I don't go that expensive Andy, don't know what it is, it's just this urge that says " go on Pete you know you want to" and if I have been to the boozer before hand all the inhibitions seem to vanish, until the bank statement arrives and I get the dreaded call "Pete whats this 30 quid you spent last time you were at ELEX?" I know wimp, but she is all mine and I love her so there.
 
No you are right, I used to be a mechanic but thought I'd turn my hand at using a bench scope as well to see what the difference was between USB and traditional bench top. Both 60 MHz and it was only one tv;)

Fixing TVs can be great fun, especially older CRT sets. Not got the patience to mess about with usb scopes if I'm honest & never take a computer out on service calls, so wouldn't be much use to me.
 

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