Labscope or Scanner, Which is Better

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[@bernardaflores1720]

Very interesting comparison, I agree w/ you electrical stuff the scope is the way to go if you have one.

[@bartscave]

Great explanation and video! Thanks for sharing it.

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[@MrCapi55]

Mr. Duane: Why do you Never Ever show the fixed failure Readings? Thank You.

[@kojohammond8531]

Love your critical thinking videos. Will advise creating a subscription channel, where you can teach us every system and module in modern cars, since they are getting more complex each day including hybrid vehicles.

[@realfixesrealfast]

Thanks for your comments I appreciate them

[@charlesleake930]

Good vid

[@daryllauto-correctdiagnost5020]

Please stop stocking the black test lead ends on the scope module. No need to because they're already spliced together, you're going to eventually damage the lead or scope module because that tower you created catches on everything

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