I'm an electronics student and I'm looking for a low-cost instrument, and I need the expert advice. What do you think about this instrument?
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ELAB 080
Sep 22, 2007
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Buy instruments that don't have to be interfaced to computers to work.
Check out the flea markets at hamfests and ebay and so on.
Look for the trusted names: Fluke, HP (or Agilent), Tektronix, and so on.
Look for return options in case the instrument is defective.
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