Siglent Technologies SDS1202X-E 200 mhz Digital Oscilloscope 2 Channels, Grey

I used this oscilloscope to trouble shoot the loss of 19 kHz stereo indicator signal in my Knight kit 795 FM receiver. Turned out to be a bad Motorola MPS 6255 transistor in the stage previous to the indicator pilot light.

Excellent product of exceptional value.

Works perfectly out of the box! I was troubleshooting a circuit within 10 minutes of receiving this in the mail. Its definitely going to be an indispensable tool moving forward.

Came in on the date it was supposed to . It came with more than I thought it would but no disk two probs and a pack of anything you would ever need for each probe . It is fast , clear and clean . Seeing things that my old 60 MHz textronics could never show . I am very happy with it thank you Amazon and to all the people that tuck the time to do a review .

Amazing for the price. It will serve me well in the future

My order arrived on time and in good condition. ( Nine months later, still working fine!)

I liked this scope, but I had issues with it locking up hard several times over two days after receiving it. Since it has a soft power switch I had to pull the plug and plug it back in to get it going again. So I had to return it.

Very good quality, thank you.

great price, very usable display size.

Item was received on time, well boxed, functioned without problems. It will indeed display 200+ MHz signals. I have a hobby repair shop and got the scope about a year ago, during which time I have used it for a wide array of audio, digital, and radio testing. For troubleshooting, a digital scope is great, because on the measure function it will tell you more about a point in a circuit than any other tool I can name. After a year, everything still seems functional, and it is certainly a lot of scope for the money.