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You'll spend more for....

Posted by doodlebug on July 16, 2006 at 19:10:30

In Reply to: oscilliscope for my Kenwood 7300 posted by Wilcruz on July 13, 2006 at 20:50:44:

the shipping, actually. What, I believe, you're asking for is one that you can connect up to the H and V outputs to monitor multipath, right? If that's the case, there's little need for any of the bandwidth that's the usual specification you'll see in the ads.

I'm sure you've spent some time at eBay surfing around. On the assumption that you'll only use it with the tuner, then just get one of the most basic and low bandwidth scopes (10Mhz is about as low as you'll find unless its *really* old).

The biggest problem is that many of the older 70s vintage scopes may need to restoration attention and may well have burn marks on the scope face. Without your seeing them first, this will always be a risk.

Lastly, their weight usually means that they'll cost more to ship than they're worth. I'd suggest you attend a local ham radio swap meet and you'll find some locally to bargain with - and you'll be able to confirm they're working ok first.

Hope that helps.

Cheers,

David

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