On Wed, Feb 06, 2002 at 07:34:19AM -0600, Dale Botkin wrote:
> Absolutely, an analog scope is fine for digital signals.  IMHO a low end
> analog scope would be far more useful than a low end digital scope, but
> that's my opinion.

Well, I like that opinion (probably because it's cheaper :).  As long
as an analog scope is "good enough" for my limited home use, I'd
rather save the few hundred dollars on PCB manufacturing or something.

BTW, are there any "buyer beware" questions I should ask and signs I
should look out for while buying a used analog scope?  Are there
certain parts that always break?  How important is calibration for
non-critical measurements?

Are there certain models that should be avoided due to notriously poor
quality?  Are there certain models that are notriously high quality?

Thanks again for all the good input so far, guys!

-Dave

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