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5 years 9 months ago #21375
by Jho66
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I'm new to scopes. the only one i have used is an old heathkit of my Dads. suggestions on an affordable but useable scope. I'm work as a body repair tech but also a mechanic for years. saw scopes used on u tube and thought wow I need one. Looking at autel and hantek.
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5 years 9 months ago #21479
by Doc
Youtuber specialising in Diagnostic techniques, sharing skills and helping technicians be the best they can be #Picoflu
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Any scope you use is better than one you don't.
Any Pico automotive scope (used) would be a suitable entry into the world of wiggly lines.
Any of the SnapOn scopes - vantage pro etc
U-scope from AESwave
Hantek, Autel etc.
Buy the best you can for your budget and welcome to our world
Any Pico automotive scope (used) would be a suitable entry into the world of wiggly lines.
Any of the SnapOn scopes - vantage pro etc
U-scope from AESwave
Hantek, Autel etc.
Buy the best you can for your budget and welcome to our world
Youtuber specialising in Diagnostic techniques, sharing skills and helping technicians be the best they can be #Picoflu
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5 years 9 months ago #21480
by Jho66
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Hi and thank you,
I use autel scanner, checked directly with them. I was told that the maxiscope will not do parade secondary. If anyone knows different i would like to hear about that. Probably going with hantek. And looking at an inductive lead from asewave for an add on. Possibility a cop wand as well to check cylinder by cylinder on that layout.
The more i study scopes the more i want one. Im not using it flat rate but would quit chasing my tail on some repairs.
I use autel scanner, checked directly with them. I was told that the maxiscope will not do parade secondary. If anyone knows different i would like to hear about that. Probably going with hantek. And looking at an inductive lead from asewave for an add on. Possibility a cop wand as well to check cylinder by cylinder on that layout.
The more i study scopes the more i want one. Im not using it flat rate but would quit chasing my tail on some repairs.
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5 years 9 months ago #21711
by Agnewsautos
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It is an addictive world to get into. I own/run a repair shop and purchased a uscope as a beginner. It is awesome, I love how fast it turns on and you're ready to scope. Saving dollars for a pico now as it is so much fun.
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