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<andlabs>
but would it be just as expensive as a vectrex once all is said and done
<andlabs>
and wouldn't every oscilloscope function differently
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<cr1901_modern>
andlabs: Re: the expensive part, probably not. Re: function differently, it's ej5. I'm sure he's considered that (plus there are pots on the board for calibrating the analog parts)
<andlabs>
I meant including the oscillator =P but ok
<andlabs>
*oscilloscope
<andlabs>
the 2445 seems to start at around $75 on ebay
<andlabs>
but most of them are over $150
<andlabs>
IDK what I'm saying, I could be totally wrong
<cr1901_modern>
oooooh... yea, well I assume that the target audience here paid that one time cost for an oscilloscope a while ago
* cr1901_modern
didn't yet
<ej5>
yeah it's mainly for folks who already have a scope
<andlabs>
=P
<andlabs>
I have my eye on Handek's three-in-one scopes/generators/multimeters that are digital and handheld if I ever need a scope
<andlabs>
but I haven't needed one yet
<andlabs>
while a real tektronix (analog) or keysight (digital) scope would be nice, I probably won't ever have the room for something that big that I won't use often =P