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I am curious as well. It’s affordable. I could use one. If we don’t hear nothing soon I may grab it and find out lol.
let me know what you think Im problly going to check it out and many try to get one in like a month or so… got to get some other stuff first
One of the few “high speed” diagnostic toys I own is a Snap-On graphing scope. While I’m sure this USB unit can do as much or more the Snap-On scope has a built in database with detailed information on how to test virtually any component on any make, model, etc with pinouts , diagrams, and sample scope graphs. It’s touch screen, and can record, playback, and offload to a memory card. Has about an 8″ screen. It’s quite a neat toy and while the price is steep, it’s database of how to test stuff is almost more useful than the scope itself. The one I have is the “Vantage Ultra” and they call it a “Component Test Meter”.
Yeah I know it’s $3k but trust me it’s worth it. They have a Vantage Pro that’s less. It’s an epic tool and if you pay the tool man anyway then it’s only 30 weekly payments. 😉
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It is not expensive but I have heard that the software is not great.
It keeps freezing and has those kind of issues.
That is the feedback based on other tech forums.
The thing to remember about scopes is that they have to display useful information reliably and if it doesn’t or if it cannot be done conveniently and easily then you will end up not using it.
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