I bought the MSO-19 recently; it's pretty much as advertised.  Before 
getting one, you should decide on whether you need two channel 
capability or not as it is only a single channel device.

The software is a bit 'quirky' but gets the job done.

It takes a lot less space than a conventional scope.  It's great for 
applications where your code seems to be running but the wrong answers 
are coming up.  Is there really a signal going to the a/d of the pic? 
What sort of pwm is your code generating?  etc.

On 3/22/2010 5:47 PM, Russell McMahon wrote:
>> Sorry to resurrect this thread,
>
> That's what high quality useful informative threads are for ;-). Keep
> em coming.
>
>
>> Second, the MSO-19 http://www.linkinstruments.com/mso19.htm
>
>> Similar to the first, but only a single scope channel and 8 bit
>> LA.
>
>> Specs say much better performance though, up to 60 MHz bandwidth.
>
> Yes, and;
>
> 2GSa/s oscilloscope, 200 MSa/s one shot. 200MSa/s logic analyzer,
> 100MSa/s pattern generator and a TDR.
>
> $249<https://usbdso.com/catalog/product_info.php?cPath=34&products_id=69&osCsid=472ec5e5acb03755e1ed9cd0578259be>(including
>
>
probe, clips, wires and software).
>
>
> R

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