You may can find a decent one on eBay - just a tip.

Tamas


On 4/2/07, Danny Vacar <danny.vacar@gmail.com> wrote:
>
> Well it doesn't have to be new, used can work as well. As long as it is in
> working condition it's fine by me. I've searched eBay and it has a few,
> I'm
> just not sure which brand/model would be a reliable one as I don't have
> experience with them outside a lab setting.
>
> And I forgot to mention that I was looking for an actual scope, I've
> looked
> into software options and I would much rather have a separate scope unit.
>
> Thanks for the replies so far.
>
> On 4/2/07, William Chops Westfield <westfw@mac.com> wrote:
> >
> > Geez, don't people read?
> >
> > > Get a Po.Scope. Cheap, flexible, targeted at hobbyists.
> > > http://po.labs.googlepages.com/
> >
> > Not 100MHz.
> >
> > >> This might fit your bill!
> > >> http://www.bitscope.com/product/
> > >>
> > Not less than $400 for the 2 channel version (reasonably close though.)
> >
> > $400 for a new, two-channel, 100MHz scope seems unlikely, I'm afraid...
> >
> > BillW
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