Joe Wronski wrote:
> That was long winded, and it really was a short version.   I've got
> projects I want to work on, but need to just about start at ground
> zero with respect to tools, techniques, vendors, etc.

I'm not clear on what exactly you are asking about or want from anyone here=
..

I don't know anything about the scope you mentioned.  From your website is
appears you expect to be using it professionally, so does a kit really make
sense?  Low end digital scopes are quite cheap nowadays.  A few years ago w=
e
got a few Instek GDS-806S scopes.  I vaguely remember they were in the
$600-$800 range, certainly well under $1000 each.  They're not great scopes=
,
but will do for 98% of PIC work.  That was a few years ago, so there are
probably better more features for less money available today.  Then there
are also used scopes.


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