Tech School Electronic Equipment Auction

[petergreww]

What do you intend to do with them?

I'd get a dual trace scope and the higher the frequency the better, depending on what you're going to be looking at. The dual trace will let you compare two signals.

The storage scope is also nice in that it will capture transients, if it's set up with the proper trigger.

And the time delay will let you capture something that occurs "well after" the trigger.

P.S. What about probes? It looks like most do not come with probes. If you're buying new, expect $$$$ especially for the high frequency ones.

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[petergreww]

Bit of an odd request here: This auction is local and wondering if someone could recommend a couple oscilloscopes for an electronics amateur to bid on.
Thanks for any help.

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Edit: I had to click on the "loading" logo to bring up the auction site.

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