The description for breakout leads warns that incorrect connections could "short" my Picoscope and cause damage. It's easy for me to understand how a PCM could be fried. Please help me understand how my scope is at risk by shorting. I think I'm missing something here.

Thanks, Trent

Hello everyone, I really like the looks of the Pico Accupuncture Probes. Shipping is a bit expensive to the US. Does anyone know of a US source? I found some online that look, smell and taste like the real thing. Makes me wonder if they are the same and just have a different name (AES) on them. Love...

The subject line says it all. Does anyone have a clue what voltage these old things deliver when connected to secondary ignition. I've got one laying around. If I understood correctly, Scanner Danner (YouTube guy) was using one for a trigger on a Picoscope. If I was betting, I would say far less tha...

Wow, what a resource. I'll be reading until the scope arrives. Thanks!

Hello, My name is Trent. I just ordered a new Picoscope 4225. My scope experience has been only with older analog machines. Based on internet research, I have been convinced for the last couple years that Picoscope was the way to go. Before ordering, I had some questions, called the 800 #, and in a ...