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PostPosted: Thu Dec 28, 2006 6:57 am    Post subject: Ocilloscopes Reply with quote

Bob and all,

I recall a short while ago Bob posted a reference to a very reasonable priced 'scope on the list. It has been 30+ years since I last used one, and I am wondering if it would be a worthwhile investment for crafting/troubleshooting an OBAM aircraft electrical system (rag and tube bushplane, no glass). I have the opportunity to purchase a used ocilloscope locally, and am wondering what applications I might be overlooking.

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Tom Barter
Kesley, IA
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PostPosted: Thu Dec 28, 2006 11:43 am    Post subject: Ocilloscopes Reply with quote

saelig.com has the pds5022 for I think $329. currently.
Seems to work as advertised although I can't get the usb driver to
install on my windoze98 machine. I agree that it is excellant value for
playing with electronic stuff but I doubt that most folks building
airplanes would have much use for such a thing.
Ken
PS. Sorry if I've annoyed anyone by giving an opinion as well as
answering the question. Well not really Wink
kesleyelectric wrote:

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Bob and all,

I recall a short while ago Bob posted a reference to a very reasonable
priced 'scope on the list. It has been 30+ years since I last used
one, and I am wondering if it would be a worthwhile investment for
crafting/troubleshooting an OBAM aircraft electrical system (rag and
tube bushplane, no glass). I have the opportunity to purchase a used
ocilloscope locally, and am wondering what applications I might be
overlooking.

Regards,

Tom Barter
Kesley, IA
Avid Magnum


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PostPosted: Thu Dec 28, 2006 12:43 pm    Post subject: Ocilloscopes Reply with quote

I agree with Ken. I'd like to have an O-scope, but nothing I've
encountered yet seems to need more than a multi-meter of some sort. I
bought a cheap Fluke meter for $70 or $80, which I recommend. If you
want to measure standing wave ratio on one of the radios, you'll need
and SWR meter. I actually borrowed one of those from somebody once.
Isn't really worth buying one, though.

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