Well I have been an auto nerd for some time now, always intrigued with automotive technology and diagnosis. I am by no means a professional technician, everything I do is hobby, though I am currently studying Automotive Engineering (Barely started) to pursue a career in the automotive industry.

I have some formal training including Universal Technical Institute along with Ford Accelerated Credential Training. I have completed a few automotive ASE tests though lost interest.

After much contemplating I made my first O Scope purchase. Though I am on a budget I wanted a semi decent scope for both automotive and more in depth electrical system testing (for future use), so I decided to pick up a Hantek DSO 1200 handheld oscilloscope.

I have little experience, but some, with products such as the Snap on Vantage, Vantage Pro, and Modis. I look forward to delving deeper into scope use as a scope could have taken so much guess work out of so many repairs.

Anyways, I just wanted to introduce myself and get to know some people around here. I will be lurking the forum for information as I am already aware there is an abundance. Don't be surprised when I bombard the place with questions though!

Welcome, Cy.  I cleaned up the multiple posts.

Thanks for the welcomes! I forgot to mention though- most of the fidling around I will be doing will be on my own vehicle which is OBD. 87 Toyota Supra Turbo. I don't do any professional diagnosis (don't work in a shop or anything) so no scan tool in order for me!