OWON MTQ 1016B Analogue Oscilloscope - 10 MHz 1 Channel Guide Rail for M5 Base no additional configuration needed

Name: OWON MTQ 1016B Analogue Oscilloscope - 10 MHz 1 Channel Guide Rail for M5 Base no additional configuration needed
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 81380060184
Price: 5889.94 USD
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OWON MTQ 1016B Analogue Oscilloscope 10 MHz 1 Channel Guide Rail for M5 Base no additional configuration needed no additional configuration needed 42Wh Balance Connector JST XH 4 pin (standard) Discharge Connector XT60 Deans T Plug (varies by variant) Approximate Weight 170 190g Approximate Dimensions 105 x 34 x 25 mm (may vary slightly) Origin Original Authentic Warranty 7 day warranty on manufacturing defects Support Email & WhatsApp 24 7 Key Features Additional training sessions available upon request trade in options available when upgrading to higher bandwidth oscilloscopes

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