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JERRY2KONE · **Convincing. -** 02.05.2009, 11:25 PM

Reading your words is funny. It sounds as if you are trying to convince yourself that it was worth the $130. If you have no plans for it then what was the point? Just to have one??? (You can do A LOT of stuff with one of these. If I was so inclined, I could use it to see how changing all the settings on my MMM actually affects how the motor operates! I would need some other components, but it's do-able!) Just an observation. Still I know they are costly to own, but if you have nothing to do that will benefit you like reparing R/C gear or making money doing work for someone else, then why bother? I am sure that $130 was a good deal as an oscillascope has a unique purpose that is genuine, but if you cannot make any money with it, then why? I suppose once you have it sitting around the garage for a while you can always relist it on EBay and get your money back.

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JERRY2KONE JERRY2KONE SUPERMAXX Offline Posts: 3,452 Join Date: Sep 2006 Location: HAYMARKET VIRGINIA	Convincing. - 02.05.2009, 11:25 PM Reading your words is funny. It sounds as if you are trying to convince yourself that it was worth the $130. If you have no plans for it then what was the point? Just to have one??? (You can do A LOT of stuff with one of these. If I was so inclined, I could use it to see how changing all the settings on my MMM actually affects how the motor operates! I would need some other components, but it's do-able!) Just an observation. Still I know they are costly to own, but if you have nothing to do that will benefit you like reparing R/C gear or making money doing work for someone else, then why bother? I am sure that $130 was a good deal as an oscillascope has a unique purpose that is genuine, but if you cannot make any money with it, then why? I suppose once you have it sitting around the garage for a while you can always relist it on EBay and get your money back. SUPERMAXX YOUR LIFE.