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| "Remember, what you buy today, will become outdated fairly quick. Doesn't mean it won't work, will just be better available for the same or less money."
This idea is what is complicating the issue. Am I wrong in thinking that I should get my feet wet with a lower priced, under $2,000, unit while I learn about a-b lines and other terms? I realize that this investment would need to be recovered in 3 years. At that point invest in a new system that maybe better than an upgrade.
Do the cheaper units offer slope compensation and contour abilities? Any other features that would be good to have. I do not know enough to ask the right questions.
Thanks to all for your input!!
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Which way to go?
