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As long as you have a good power supply and decent watt meter about the only other essential thing I would add would be digital volt, ohm, amp meter with at least a diode check scale. Better ones have transistor checkers built in but you can test a transistor with the diode check scale. Unless you're working with VHF equipment the higher frequency scopes aren't needed for most work. The exceptions would be when working with more complex HF rigs that often use mixer frequencies well into the VHF range.

[QUOTE="Shockwave, post: 198412, member: 10882"] As long as you have a good power supply and decent watt meter about the only other essential thing I would add would be digital volt, ohm, amp meter with at least a diode check scale. Better ones have transistor checkers built in but you can test a transistor with the diode check scale. Unless you're working with VHF equipment the higher frequency scopes aren't needed for most work. The exceptions would be when working with more complex HF rigs that often use mixer frequencies well into the VHF range. [/QUOTE]

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