I'm sure they're fine 'for indication purposes' as long as you're not
expecting to use it for any serious high speed work.

We use a Pico ADC-200 which is one of the more expensive jobs in a Vero
box. It's reasonable for the price and a lot less bother to get traces off
than with the Tektronix and Philips s/w I have previously used. But there's
no question the Wayne Kerr 40MS/s DSOs currently being dumped in various
outlets at £400 are streets ahead on performance.

At 10:52 24/11/97 +1100, Peter Gee wrote:
>Hi everyone.
>I am wondering if anyone on the list has had experience with the PICO
range of parallel-oscilloscopes.  The product, which is about the size of a
DB25 shell plugs into computer's parallel port, and has a BNC connector on
it for a single channel.  Software then displays the results on the screen.
>I am considering it is because it is cheaper than a CRO and takes up no
bench space.
>
>
>
>Cheers
>
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