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    I think there is not much to add.

    A good dual channel 20MHz scope would be good to start with.

    I got my first one (including two good probes)
    second hand at $100,
    (a great bargain)
    and it is still doing a good job.

    Check ebay,
    there are many HAMEGs (and others)
    in the $150-$250 range

    As Luciano has already mentioned,
    is is a matter of what you can afford to spend.

    My second scope is a Fluke 123 which I really like.

    But to be honest, more than 90% of the time I use the "old" 20MHz analog scope
    as it has a fixed place on my bench.
    Last edited by NavMicroSystems; - 28th March 2005 at 13:58.
    regards

    Ralph

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