Hi Brad,
Don't plan on climbing ladders and the like - but the point of portability might be a consideration to negotiate for a second scope...e.g., the THS730A...as a back-up of course.
Did not consider data capture...hmmmm
Tnx OM,John
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On Friday, February 25, 2022, 03:17:56 PM EST, Brad Thompson <brad.thompsonaa1ip@...> wrote:
On 2/25/2022 11:06 AM, Dave Voorhis wrote:
Speaking as a collector, with a collection that started in 2016 with a 475 (I'm not counting a forgettable modern DSO) and has since grown to twenty oscilloscopes and curve tracers, I suggest attempting to obtain all of them. ?
But assuming only one...
Hello--
A couple of questions: will you need to tote the scope
up ladders or many flights of stairs? That argues for lower weight and
smaller size.
Also, scopes with built-in data capture are convenient, but make sure
that you can find a
utility that runs? on your personal computer of choice.
73--
Brad? AA1IP
-----Original Message-----
From: [email protected] <[email protected]> On Behalf Of druid_noibn via groups.io
Sent: 25 February 2022 15:38
To: [email protected]
Subject: [TekScopes] Opinion on 'scope selection
An opinion please.? A friend is offing me a choice of one of his Tek scopes: 453, 465B, 2236, 2246, 2445, 2445B, 2465, 2465A, and a THS730A.? His plan is to sell-off the inventory¡he has a lot of ¡°stuff¡± and we have retirement.
We all know that a working ¡°A¡± is far better than a non-working ¡°B¡± and I have not evaluated the items yet but would like an opinion or two on which would be a ¡°preferred¡± for an experienced hobbyist.
Kind regards,
John
