I'm thinking to sell my oscilloscope so I could buy a dry cut metal saw. If I get 15K then I can manage the balance to buy the saw.

Any electronics geek here who has a need for one?

TDS 210 Fact Sheet

The Tektronix TDS 210 Digital Real-Time oscilloscope offer uncompromised bandwidth, automated measurement features and analog-like ease of use, at a cost comparable to analog scopes of equal bandwidth.
TDS 210/TDS 220 Performance Characteristics Summary
Feature Characteristic
Bandwidth TDS 210: 60 MHz
Sample Rate 1 GS/sec
Record Length 2500 points per channel
Vertical 2 channels; 2 mV to 5 V per division
Horizontal Dual time base; 5 ns to 5 s per division, with zoom
Trigger Edge, video, external; includes Trigger View function
Waveform Storage Save current waveform (Stop)
Expand and compress vertically and horizontally
Reference waveforms (2)
Acquisition Modes Sample, Average, Peak Detect
Display Modes Dot (discrete points with variable persistence); Vector (points form a continuous waveform)
Automatic Measurements Period, Frequency, Cycle RMS, Mean, and Peak-to-Peak
Other Productivity Tools Cursors, Autosetup, Save/Recall Setups, Math
Display 11.5 cm x 8.6 cm backlit LCD display
Multi-language User Interface English, German, Spanish, French, Chinese (simplified and traditional), Japanese, Italian, Korean, Portuguese
Printer/Remote Control
(User-Installed Options) Centronics printer port, or
GPIB and RS-232 interface with Centronics port
Safety Certification UL 3111.1 and IEC 1010
Dimensions and Weight 30.5 cm wide, 15.1 cm tall, 11.0 cm deep; 2.9 kg

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