>I am trying to figure out if the TPI 440 is a decent portable oscilloscope.
>Basically, I'm kind-of a novice, and I am beginning to need an oscilloscope.
>I don't think that a desktop/stationary would really suit my needs as well
>as a portable unit (many trips to the lab @ my college, with my car, etc...)

Not sure if anyone around agrees with me, but the portable scopes series
I've been drooling over are the Fluke scope meters.  The price goes from
$1800CDN to something like $3600CDN IIRC

But these aren't just scopes.  They're dual channel storage scopes with a
ton of multimeter functions and other benefits I've never seen
elsewhere.  And, like most portable Fluke items, I believe they come with a
drop-distance rating--how far you can drop them before they'll break.

--Brendan

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