On 04/10/2012 06:36 PM, Adrian Carter wrote: > I'd just buy it from Seeed direct or one of the many seeed resellers ... > for the small saving on offer via ebay - its just not worth going dodgy for > it > > On 11 April 2012 01:40, Spiderdab<77...@tiscali.it> wrote: > > >> Hi all. I just want to tell you about a bad experience on a O-scope >> seller. >> I wanted to buy me a DSO Quad, and found it "convenient" to buy from >> www.diyertool.com/ >> >> ..I want to advise users NOT TO BUY ANYTHING from this seller. I've >> payed the DSO Quad in November, they first sent it with a wrong address, >> then the scope went back to Singapore, then i couldn't talk to them >> anymore. They didn't answer in anyway. I opened also the "request" (I >> don't know the english word..) in Paypal. >> >> So, for everyone, please don't buy from diyertool, or at least be very >> carefull. >> >> Thanks, Davide. >> Guess it depends on how cheap and portable you wanna get. I recently picked up a Tek TM504 mainframe/power supply for $50, and two SC504 80 MHz plugins for $50 each. One works, the other doesn't. I'm in the process of troubleshooting the inop SC504. When that's fixed, I'll have three scopes on the bench. ;-)
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