/diy/ - Do It Yourself

>>1618703
>USB scopes
I've heard mixed results. I have a USB logic analyser and it seems to work pretty well for the $7 I spend on it though, so a USB scope might be worth getting. Look at some online reviews. From what I remember a bottom-line hantek was around $50, but I doubt they'd be high frequency.
I'd start by looking for 2nd hand scopes near you. The soviet dumpster scope thing was just me memeing you (though pic related is being sold local to me), but you can find fairly decent old scopes that are still pretty up-to-date. Nothing with more than 2 channels or above 100MHz in all likelihood, but that's still pretty good for a lot of uses.