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OK, so you want battery and/or 12V operation with flash data storage capable - that's what you call 'portable'? I'm looking for something thats 2 channel, can record data, i can take with on a test drive, and is around 500 bucks.
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Have a look for fluke 123 on eBay I got one for £75. It needed a battery which cost £25. I've also got SO vantage it's good as its got a guided function to learn how to use but is not as fast as the fluke so won't see can bus very well. I'm not interested in the vantage.
I've looked at them, but its not for me. I'll check into the fluke. I'm looking for something thats 2 channel, can record data, i can take with on a test drive, and is around 500 bucks. That's a pretty tall order there for something that isn't crap. If you could live with three of those four, which ones are the priorities? $500 might buy you a used OTC solarity, but OTC makes crap scopes.
$299 will buy you a Uscope from AES, but it's only one channel. $800 would buy you a used Vantage Pro from eBay, but you'll have to shop for a while to snag one at that price (usually running 'outdated' software, not a big deal).
$250-400 would buy you an original Vantage, but record time is somewhat limited, and it's not a true scope (though it does have a waveform viewer). I'm not interested in the vantage. I've looked at them, but its not for me. I'll check into the fluke. What's the reason you're dismissing the Vantage? I've got two of them, along with a Vantage Pro, and honestly they see more daily use than the Pro does (or other scopes I've had access to). For what they are, they're still an awesome piece of equipment once you learn how to use them effectively.
I'm looking for something thats 2 channel, can record data, i can take with on a test drive, and is around 500 bucks. I'm not interested in the vantage. I've looked at them, but its not for me. I'll check into the fluke. Anything is portable if you have a decent inverter, those RIGOL scopes are unbeatable for the money. PICO are awesome for vehicle diagnosis and the support is 100%.
Do some research into bandwith/sample rates/storage capacity before you buy anything. That 20mhz scope becomes a 10mhz as soon as you add a channel and the sample rate is not in the same league as a RIGOL/PICO. PICO now offer a budget version of the automotive scope (here is a link) http://www.rigolna.com/products/digital-oscilloscopes/ds1000e/.
This is what I have, great value for money ($400), works great. Plenty of reviews on Youtube. You can go a bit cheaper with the Rigol if you dont need 100Mhz, but for the money I'd go for the extra bandwidth. Ive got a Rigol as well, except I have the DS1052E. There is actually a Hack out there to convert from 50mhz to 100mhz just by changing the serial number.
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The firmware is already in place. Ive still havent needed to do it though http://www.eevblog.com/2010/03/31/eevblog-70-turn-your-rigol-ds1052e-oscilloscope-into-a-100mhz-ds1102e/. Ive got a Rigol as well, except I have the DS1052E. There is actually a Hack out there to convert from 50mhz to 100mhz just by changing the serial number. The firmware is already in place.
Ive still havent needed to do it though You know, it is quite possible that certain blocks of serial numbers get higher bandwidth components (premium ADCs, say). It would be very hard to know if you are hitting the advertised specs at the top end, though it may seem to work fine. So what makes the pico's automotive scope different from this one here? Depending on which model of 2000 range or 4000 range (automotive versions are all 4000) scope you get, there are different bandwidths and resolutions.
Everyone I know who has a PICO has opted for an automotive kit as the software is so well thought out and the accessories are innovative and decent quality. The starter kit deletes quite a lot of the accessories but if your on a tight budget or have accessories from older scopes its a cheap way in.