Post by dan1973 on May 2, 2014 6:33:58 GMT -8
For many years, I worked with computers, mainly with system level software development. When I was a teenager I built some simple
electronic devices, and the process gave me a lot of satisfaction. Weirdly enough during the later years developing complex software
was also rewarding, but at the same somewhere inside it felt lackluster. I guess I always felt the biggest joy when I built tangible
things. My domestic partner told me that i was shining with joy when I started to play with some simple op-amp topologies
with the LM 324 I got 2 days ago from the UPS.
So I decided to invest in a reasonable oscilloscope sometimes during the next couple of months. Please be kind and share your
opinions on second hand oscilloscopes brands and models which might be worth considering, and what to watch out for when I buy a
used device. Im looking for an analog model, minimum 50-60 Mhz, min 2 channels.
Thanks
electronic devices, and the process gave me a lot of satisfaction. Weirdly enough during the later years developing complex software
was also rewarding, but at the same somewhere inside it felt lackluster. I guess I always felt the biggest joy when I built tangible
things. My domestic partner told me that i was shining with joy when I started to play with some simple op-amp topologies
with the LM 324 I got 2 days ago from the UPS.
So I decided to invest in a reasonable oscilloscope sometimes during the next couple of months. Please be kind and share your
opinions on second hand oscilloscopes brands and models which might be worth considering, and what to watch out for when I buy a
used device. Im looking for an analog model, minimum 50-60 Mhz, min 2 channels.
Thanks