Hi everyone, My background is 32 years as an industrial controls / PLC etc ladder logic electrician. My interest is RF trans and rec, I'm addicted. I need an oscilloscope to measure circuits etc and I know they've become less expensive over the years but that's all I need, I have all other testers. So if someone has a used one laying around they wanna sell, or knows of a place where they are reasonable for a new or used tester/scope please let me know, Thanks....... Jim B

 

Do you want analog or digital?
Would something like a Tektronix 2213A 60MHz analog scope work for you?

 

I Have Tektronix 2236 100Mhz Analog with counter/timer/multimeter display.
waiting your reply if you like this one.

 

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Specs??

 

Hi everyone, My background is 32 years as an industrial controls / PLC etc ladder logic electrician. My interest is RF trans and rec, I'm addicted. I need an oscilloscope to measure circuits etc and I know they've become less expensive over the years but that's all I need, I have all other testers. So if someone has a used one laying around they wanna sell, or knows of a place where they are reasonable for a new or used tester/scope please let me know, Thanks....... Jim B

My guy has a website, he can help you out. Good selection and free shipping on many models. I think he has about 3500 units to choose from...

Here

 

Wow! $4.25 for a 100MHz Oscillloscope. How can you beat that?
Sorry: just noticed that is the bid price.
http://www.ebay.com/itm/BK-Precisio...386543?hash=item2ef5fb5baf:g:jmkAAOSwintXSz7j

 

Wow! $4.25 for a 100MHz Oscillloscope. How can you beat that?
Sorry: just noticed that is the bid price.
http://www.ebay.com/itm/BK-Precisio...386543?hash=item2ef5fb5baf:g:jmkAAOSwintXSz7j

If it was a bid, then you can beat it with $4.50.

 

Do you want analog or digital?
Would something like a Tektronix 2213A 60MHz analog scope work for you?

it's for newer smarthome equipment. I guess digital because it's 1 or 0 what do you think?

 

I guess digital because it's 1 or 0 what do you think?

Personally, I prefer analog scopes for the work I do. Digital scopes, especially the inexpensive ones, have some limitations you need to be aware of.

 

I have a bunch of Tectronics units for sale. Older 2 channel analog units in the 40 - 60 MHz range plus a odd 2 channel unit that works as well.

I'm asking $50 plus shipping for the tectronics units, your choice, and a really good sob story plus shipping for the odd one I have.

They all work but came from a college sale due to having scratchy pots or switches behind one or two functions. Easy enough fixes for any electronics person though.


And no, they don't come with calibration certification or any other high end documentation BS. They are 10+ year old used units and as is where is guaranteed to work when shipped.

The only reason I say that is I have had them for sale for years now to anyone who wants one and every single time the person who was looking for one backed out suposedly because they aren't in brand new perfect and with up to date full calibration certification condition. Seriously, if they were do you think I would be selling them for $50 each?

 

I have a Tektronix 2236 I might be willing to part with. I also have a 7000 series mainframe with 4 plug in units.

 

Do you want analog or digital?
Would something like a Tektronix 2213A 60MHz analog scope work for you?

I am in Illinois, If I may ask, what do you need for the 2213?
Thanks,
Butch

 

My guy has a website, he can help you out. Good selection and free shipping on many models. I think he has about 3500 units to choose from...

Here

Unfortunately they are all counterfeit.