Affordable Oscillosopes

[Natural Sound]

A while back there was a thread asking for advice on what Oscillosopes to buy. A friend of mine recently picked up one of these.
http://www.rigolna.com/products/digital-oscilloscopes/ds1000e/ds1052e/
He highly recommends it. 50 Mhz is more than enough for audio work. However if you need more bandwidth for RF or computer use there is a 100 Mhz version for $70 more.

[Paul Birkeland]

I'm tempted to buy one of those just based on the shallow depth of the case, it would certainly fit better in my work space!

[fullheadofnothing]

PB-
If you buy a new scope, I'll help dispose of the old one.

[debk]

i have a Rigol scope, It's a nice scope for the money

Debra

[Paul Birkeland]

PB-
If you buy a new scope, I'll help dispose of the old one.

You need the shack to put it in first!

[dave-tx]

Not to hijack the thread, but in the context of affordable scopes...Has anyone tried any of the oscilloscope iPad apps?  I was thinking of going for one of those rather than picking up yet another space-consuming piece of equipment.  The downside is a potentially kludgey hardware interface.

[debk]

I tried it once, don't remember which app it was, but I was not impressed.  I found that a usb oscilloscope interface to my computer worked better, though still not as good as a stand alone scope

Deb