Welcome Miki, yes I have recently aquired a Pico and learning the ropes, but seems a really good easy scope to use, I'm impressed with it.

Welcome dorcky, if you have a Pico you have what you need

Can anyone please advise, I have the first generation COP ignition secondary tester, is there a difference between the frst generation and this one; https://www.picoauto.com/products/ignition-accessories/coil-on-plug-cop-signal-probe The first generation does not have the flat blue end fitted, which...

Use attenuators, I think Pico sells now 10:1 version. Done some research, thanks for the above, yes it is needed for the 4423 scope. I also ordered the 20/60A clamp, the clip for holding leads away from the engine components etc, don't want to see noise on the signals if I can help it :wink: . I ha...

Use attenuators, I think Pico sells now 10:1 version. Done some research, thanks for the above, yes it is needed for the 4423 scope. I also ordered the 20/60A clamp, the clip for holding leads away from the engine components etc, don't want to see noise on the signals if I can help it :wink: . I ha...

Where are you based in the country Kev!

The course is a diploma in automotive electronics, the exact course title I would have to dig out the paperwork, but as I have one member on the forum who appears to be a problem, maybe its better not to disclose my area and college.

Thanks PicoKev for all the effort you have put in there, very much appreciated. :) With regards to the leads sets a125 - ta128 and a199 - ta202, I do have a set of four of those leads but from the descriptions I can't make my mind up which set I have!! I also have the early version of the ignition c...

PicoKev wrote:So you have a 4423 and 4? standard scope leads only?

Ar no, I have a range of pico BNC leads and a Pico M1007 60MHz probe. All my other equipment is either Fluke, Sykes or Snap ON.

I didn't buy a kit but yes I have the 4423 scope.