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23-01-2009, 17:33
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Re: Good, yet inexpensive O-scope?
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I'm willing to spend anywhere from $200 to $500, including probes and whatever. Ease of use is important to me -- if I have to guess how to do something, I'll always guess wrong. And I really don't want a bulky, heavy thing with a green screen on it. That's why I like the idea of a USB unit that my laptop can connect to. |
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