#SCOPEBOX P3 SOFTWARE#

The Vantage Ultra decision really comes down to price, although you would be getting it well below list it isn't going to be pound shop cheap.ДЄutoDitex do some decent automotive scopes both USB and tablet sized - they have agents in most markets and now have an eBay shop If startup money is really tight and want to consider a cheap 2 channel USB lab scope I recently tried out the Owon VDS 1022i Although a non-automotive scope it has excellent windows software and interns of value for money delivers a lot. The uScope basic kit will take you a long way but increasingly you will come against jobs where multiple channels are needed. The UScope is great (I have another version of the same hardware but custom firmware ) it is quick to set up and ideal when working in tight positions it is however it has very small the screen is tiny and only single channel. There is also a learning curve with the software but their Guided Test and Waveform Library are ace. Without doubt the high end PicoScopes are the finest automotive scopes around but the downside is they are tied to a PC which might not be the most convenient or fastest way to work if you are for example checking a speed sensor or just looking at a suspect coil pack or TPS. You can actually do useful work with a Hantek but apart from the limitations of the hardware even the latest version of the software is **** to use.

The fact is any scope even the cheapest Hantek 1008 is 1000 times better than no scope. Setting up a new shop is all about getting the most useful tools without spending mega bucks. The Autel has had some pretty mixed reviews I have also seen videos of it in use and wasn't impressed.

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