Through the Miracles of the Modern Technology employed here, it came to be known to me that Mr. Paul Danner has authored a book. In past viewings of his YouTube work I felt compelled to look for it. Naturally taking the easy path first.  With a significant National holiday following the weekend and no one at home to ask, I was forced to again do my own work (DURN IT). I was successful  in locating a link to Mr. Danner's Literary work, for any interested, it can be found at.

http://autocomputerstroubleshooting.com/

From what I've read so far it is a very informative work, possibly not geared to the seasoned modern Diagnostician, but for me and my helper, it will serve us well in that it fully explains things that many have known from schooling like that of Lincoln Tech or UTI and now take for granted that we all already know. I can already fully endorse acquiring this work for any person new to the electronic aspect of our chosen craft. Given the thoroughness of his work, I think just about any level of Tech. will find something of value between the covers of this E-Book.

Lew Winegardner
RtOne
Route One Auto Repair
Westville, Illinois

i believe this is tom's version  .

http://www.autonerdz.com/n1.htm

Ok.  I have that.  After replacing my computer over the years I no longer have the passwords to use the cds.  Does the usb require passwords and do I have to purchase all of the CDs all over again?  I enjoyed watching them on my old computer.  Thanks

Thank You so much Tom.  Will do.  Cant wait to watch them all over again.  A little over 5 years ago you introduced me to Pico and God blessed me with one.  I thank God for you because you never pressured me to purchase one; but you gave me good information regarding most scopes on the market.  I pray one day I will have honour of meeting you in person.  Mikey Norman

  We know you're not that type of guy PSD, and if it was found out that you were, well, good luck selling any books ever again.  Just messing with ya.  There was something in your video with ETCG in regards to the misfiring 2.2L GM engine that has been bugging me.  There was a part when you guys were discussing the effects of a vacuum leak on one cylinder possibly causing the misfire, and you ruled it out essentially with the 5 gas, if I remember correctly.  There was something that he said that should have been clarified in my opinion.  I'll let you watch that part again and see if you catch it  .  I'm not trying to get on you or anything by any means, just thought it could have been worded differently for the newbies.

drakeauto wrote on Jun 30^th, 2012 at 7:34pm:


  But you are probably learning something in the process, so the next time you will be quicker and more effective with the scope.  It is true that many times the scope will not be the fastest tool to utilize, but if you allow it to collect dust, you'll just be behind the curve.  Like you said, it is supposed to be fun too!

No, I agree completely with why the vacuum leak would have given different readings.  Ill pm ya later to specify, watching "cars" with my daughter at the moment 

ScannerDanner wrote on Jun 30^th, 2012 at 6:43pm:


it is very reassuring to read that, but we know quality when we see it  .  i look forward to your contributions and opinions in the future!  my only regret is that we don't see you in the picogroup  .  should you feel the need to get yourself another pico, be sure to pick it up from tom so you can have the life time membership  .