Thinking about buying an automotive oscilloscope
Anyone here using an automotive oscilloscope for diagnostics? We run into ignition issues, sensor glitches, and occasional CAN problems, and I’m getting tired of guessing based on live data only. Never owned a scope before, so I’m not sure how steep the learning curve is or whether it really speeds up troubleshooting. Worth investing in one?
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