If you're a professional mechanic with an emphasis on automotive diagnostics, the Picoscope 4425A is good one to have eventhough it's very expensive. If you're just a do-it-yourself mechanic that works on their cars and family & friend's vehicles, the Picoscope 4425A is too expensive and it's overkill. Especially if it's your first scope. For a do-it-yourself mechanic, I would recommend Picoscope 2204A. I bought it a few years ago for just under $100 USD, but now it costs a little less than $200. I was very happy with it. It was a great scope for a beginner. It's only limitation is that it's a 2 channel scope but a GREAT scope to learn on for less than $100. If I could go back in time, I would buy the Picoscope 2204A again. You probably already bought one since it's been a month since you asked. I'm leaving these comment/suggestion for others that may have the same question.
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You don't have a lot of videos, but the ones you do have, have great quality content.
Very good, nice detailed videos it's crystal clear. I can easily understand.
you have a good skill how to explain make things easy to understand thank you so much for your time keep up
@@tabitnabil8771 Thank you
Im agree, he makes things way easier for us to understand
Excellent video! This is how i search for a parasitic drain. Put the vehicle to sleep, let it time out the modules.
Very good demonstration!
Very step by step explanation sir, thank you!
Glad it was helpful!
Mr. Diagnosteach ! You are an amazing TEACHER / coach !
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Wow, thank you!
Great presentation & content. Some shops are still offering Free Diagnostics, Scanning Codes. Not ME.🙂
This was a great video thanks for taking the time to share it with us. Keep up the good work.
Thanks, will do!
Excellent is it sad I get excited when I see new video 😀
Thanks for the video good detailed explanation
Great video Mr. Diagnostech👍
Extraordinary detail !
Super helpful !!
I learned lots !!!
Thanks mate .
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Very powerful explanation
Good video
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Very very nice video. I want to buy an automotive oscilloscope. Which product do you think is the best in terms of price performance?
@@mehmetkunt2503 picoscope is a great scope to have.
@@MRDIAGNOSTECH thank you. Which model?
@@mehmetkunt2503 PicoScope 4425A
@@MRDIAGNOSTECH thank you
If you're a professional mechanic with an emphasis on automotive diagnostics, the Picoscope 4425A is good one to have eventhough it's very expensive. If you're just a do-it-yourself mechanic that works on their cars and family & friend's vehicles, the Picoscope 4425A is too expensive and it's overkill. Especially if it's your first scope. For a do-it-yourself mechanic, I would recommend Picoscope 2204A. I bought it a few years ago for just under $100 USD, but now it costs a little less than $200. I was very happy with it. It was a great scope for a beginner. It's only limitation is that it's a 2 channel scope but a GREAT scope to learn on for less than $100. If I could go back in time, I would buy the Picoscope 2204A again. You probably already bought one since it's been a month since you asked. I'm leaving these comment/suggestion for others that may have the same question.
there is smd multimeter like tweezers i think it make work easy and its cheap
@tabitnabil8771 YES, it's a meter with an amp clamp integrated, just make sure that it's capable to measure is DC AMPS, not AC.
@@MRDIAGNOSTECH no its not an amp clamp just search for ex; UNI-T UT116A
All modern cars wake up when you unplug a fuse. So you described the wrong method. The only correct method is to test the voltage drop on each fuse.
At 12:30 it's not one-hundreth millivolts. It's one-tenth of a millivolt or one hundred microvolts. I can't help it. It's my OCD...lol.