If you don mind TEK scopes and live in canada or the
states try to find a dealer through yahoo groups
tekscopes. They are plenty of guys there that can
advise you which scopes are good for 2nd hand deals.
Some of them actually have a 2nd hand business on
scopes.


John
--- Herbert Graf <mailinglist3@farcite.net> wrote:

> On Mon, 2007-04-02 at 08:48 -0700, William Chops
> Westfield wrote:
> > >> This might fit your bill!
> > >> http://www.bitscope.com/product/
> > >>
> > Not less than $400 for the 2 channel version
> (reasonably close though.)
> 
> Yes it is, $345 according to the website, the BS50U.
> While it only has
> one BNC connector, the scope itself has two analog
> input channels, the
> second is on the "POD" connector.
> 
> > $400 for a new, two-channel, 100MHz scope seems
> unlikely, I'm afraid...
> 
> For a standalone scope, I'd agree. This is an area
> where used is a much
> better idea, a $400 used 100MHz scope will be MUCH
> better then a $400
> new scope, if you were even able to find one.
> 
> I have an old (late 70s era) HP scope, 100MHz, 2
> channel, delay
> features, selective zoom, all kinds of cool
> features. Bought it for $300
> used from "some guy" who advertised it on a local
> newsgroup. These days
> try Craig's list.
> 
> TTYL
> 
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