16 Nov
2006
16 Nov
'06
4:30 p.m.
On 16 Nov 2006 at 15:58, Chris M wrote:
Probably. But I would have to say the vast majority
of us have resorted to swapping components. You can
make educated guesses, but in the absence of test
equipment, what other "methodology" is possible?
Just so--what's to prevent you from aquiring a used 'scope and
learning how to use it? I'm still using an old Tek 465 that I've had
for a long time that does most of what I need in a piece of test
equipment. I've also got a logic analyzer, but it rarely sees the
light of day.
There is a certain level of tooling required for most fields. I
suppose you could work on your car with nothing more than a pair of
gas pliers and a hammer, but doing things right requires the right
tools.
Cheers,
Chuck