Too bad I already got my birthday present....
Been trying to work with my antique Hitachi scope again but it has too many issues to be anything close to reliable.
I was looking for another old good working analogue scope but then thought about a digital scope I'd seen before when searching the KLOV forum. It is the Rigol DS1052E which is VERY affordable and offers a LOT of advantages over an old analogue scope (compact, light-weight, measuring wave forms and many many more)
http://www.batronix.com/versand/oszilloskope/Rigol-DS1052E.html
It's not like Agilent or Tektronix stuff, but it is extremely affordable and has a lot of great reviews on the net.
It is 50 Mhz, which should be enough for our hobby, but the cool thing is that with a flash-hack you could change it to a 100 Mhz scope ! (I'd only do that after the warranty period I guess...there is 3 year warranty by the way !)
It also has an X-Y mode so it's good to display vector games too

(no Z input I guess, but I don't care for testing).
The idea of having a 100% reliable brand new scope with so many great features is really tempting....
