FWIW for anyone that is interested in this. I have several of the 9354 LeCroy scopes and there are very nice scopes. I love the deep memory and the math capabilities of these scopes. Also the code to burn a new GAL chip has been publicly released by LeCroy and with that you can enable all of the SW options in these scopes. There is also an active mail list for the LeCroy scopes if you should need help with them. Oh and all of the manuals are available online including, I think, the service manual. One other thing, these also have an RS-232 port so you can control these over that port and capture screen prints over that port. It is slower than GPIB but many computers already have a RS-232 port so you don't need an GPIB adapter or interface card. LeCroy has released a SW program, Scope Explorer, to operate these scopes via a Windows computer and you can download Scope Explorer from the internet, however it is written to use Win 98. Most of these scopes also have a PCMCIA card slot on them that you save setup and data files to but it requires an SRAM card and Flash PCMCIA cards will not work in that slot.