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>I splurged and bought a Tek TDS-210 60 MHz 2-channel digital scope. I love
>it. It's small, and bench space is limited here.

AH! I wasn't aware that it was a DSO. That makes things better.


>The scope is such a useful instrument that I would encourage you to get the
>best one that you can afford, and even stretch a bit to get the next one up
>from that.

Absolutely.

>I prefer digital to analog for just about anything, although
>someone with a bigger brain than mine could probably tell you if there are
>reasons to get an analog scope.


Both have their advantages. I like being able to email waveforms around,
and that's  a DSO sort of thing.  Analog is better at details, and dosen't
suffer from aliasing. It also dosen't hide noise as digital does.

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