> Philips/Fluke make some very nice handheld gear (although in my experience
> their flagship Scopemeter products have been a great disappointment).  We
> have a Philips/Fluke logic analyser which is in everyday use and while now
> rather elderly was once far and away the best logic analyser in its class.

Would agree with this. The other point I find is that the Philips originated
items (those with a PM model number) don't suit my mental gymnastics in
working out how to operate them. These seem to be designed in the European
plant. The models that seem to be American designed suit me much better. I
find this occurs with other instruments of European origin as well. There is
a definite difference in the thinking pattern required to drive the European
designed stuff I find. This is NOT a critiscm of any Europeans, members or
non-members of this list, just a personal observation that I find. Others
may well find that they have no problems in this area.

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