the shop in which i am currently employed does not have a scope.  we have a snap on souls ultra (which is great!). I have spent too many days tied up under the hood of a problem child cursing myself for not purchasing that pico stop already.  So i just bought a 2 channel kit.  I'm a semi-novice with scopes, complete computer geek, and very comfortable under the hood of any car (as long as i have wiring diagrams ;))  Very excited to receive the kit so i can start saving time- which to me is saving money!

welcome aboard, dan!  whereabouts you from in minnesota?

DD, welcome aboard skip, you won't be disappointed with this group of guys, and the site as a whole.  Practice, practice, practice is the best advice I can give you.  Should be relatively easy to do since it's so much damn fun! [smiley=dance.gif]

Dan,
You have wiring diagrams! We just got this thing that will lift the car over your head. How cool is that. The parts store down the street has this thing they plug into the car that tells us what parts to replace. Only in America. Sarcasm alive and well.  [smiley=laughing1.gif]
Welcome aboard

crackerclicker wrote on Mar 24^th, 2012 at 11:40pm:

welcome aboard, dan!  whereabouts you from in minnesota?

Eagan,  suburb of St. Paul.  Thanks for the hospitality!  Are you in Minnesota as well?

PRESTON wrote on Mar 25^th, 2012 at 8:58am:

DD, welcome aboard skip, you won't be disappointed with this group of guys, and the site as a whole.  Practice, practice, practice is the best advice I can give you.  Should be relatively easy to do since it's so much damn fun! [smiley=dance.gif]

Thanks for the advice!  I'm currently going through all the flash tutorials while anxiously awaiting the arrival of my hardware

Dan Decker wrote on Mar 25^th, 2012 at 2:03pm:

Are you in Minnesota as well?

nope, lived in the cities for a few years, though.  that's what compelled me to ask  :).