Hi All, I'm more vintage from a biological perspective, but I am definitely a newbie when it comes to oscilloscopes.  I've been wrenching on cars for about 30 years as a hobby, and up until recently most of my cars could be sorted with a multimeter and a screwdriver.  But the complexity has increased, and electrical gremlins are getting the better of me.

I wanted to up my game when diagnosing electrical systems and have taken the Pico-Plunge thanks to Trevors' guidance. I look forward to learning a lot on this forum; thanks in advance for your guidance!

 

Good luck to you. The potential for PICO is phenomenal by comparison to the rest. The software is free, making it easy for folk to learn how to use any oscilloscope.