At 02:14 PM 04/12/2001 -0600, you wrote:
>Hello,
>
>I'm looking at getting an oscilloscope for myself, but I don't want to
>spend a ton.  Plus, I won't be using it that much.  I'd file it under
>the "nice to have" category.  I doubt I will be doing any high speed
>circuits or anything.  I'll probably use it mostly on digital logical
>and computer peripheral interfaces (PS/2, etc.).  Could anyone
>recommend a good beginners scope around the $300-$500 range?  I don't
>mind looking at used stuff on eBay, but I don't know enough to not get
>screwed.
>
>Bitscope looked interesting, too.  Has anyone had experiences with it?
>
>   http://www.bitscope.com/

I've used my Bitscope for looking at one-shot events. Quite handy.
There is some new front end software out for it since I bought mine.
An analog 'scope is still what I use most of the time though.
Regards...

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