[Boatanchors] Oscilloscope Recommendations

[Al Parker]

Hi Bill,
	The Tek 7000 series are good, plentiful, and reasonable, using readily 
available plug-ins.  And they're a bit smaller than the older 400 
series.  A "cheapie" (usually) Tek is the T932A, 35mc, small, 2-channel, 
no plugins needed. I have one in the upstairs shack, with a 7000 in the 
shop.  Get good probes for whatever you end up with.
	You'll find lotsa uses for one when you get to play with it.
73,

Al, W8UT
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worth doing as simply messing about in boats"
Ratty, to Mole

On 8/14/2014 12:54 PM, Bill Stewart wrote:
>
> GA all,
> I have made it for 55+ years w/o a scope on the bench. I don't do anything
> with SS circuits...just tube. However, recently I have run across a couple of
> problems with BA xmtrs that I think a scope might help in troubleshooting. Also,
> I could probably use one in rcvr work. Anyway, I am looking for any
> recommendations you guys might have for a not-too-large scope for some
> bench work. Info on brands, specs, probes, reliability, etc would be
> greatly appreciated. Ebay is full of 'em so that adds to my confusion plus there
> are a lot of new 'brands' I'm not familiar with...and the prices are all over the place.
>
> Many thanks for any suggestions.
> 73 de Bill K4JYS
>
>
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