Bore scope recommendation?

[jmarkwolf]

My wife bought me an "economical no-name" bore scope some years back. It works and has some nice lighting options/features, but the display is so grainy as to be near worthless.

I don't need one often, but I believe they can save the day sometimes.

Can anyone recommend a decent one for occasional use that won't break the bank. I have Googled them, but you know how that goes.

 

[cvairwerks]

Need to define your anticipated use first... Small diameter, length, flexibilty, steerability, multiple camera heads and so on. Teslong makes a broad range of them among other companies.

We use Xl Go's and Olympus scopes at work, but they are not inexpensive units.

 

[NUTTSGT]

I bought a Klein unit that works with an Android based phone from Lowe's clearance for $34. Might still be some in inventory somewhere.

I tested it out when I bought it and seemed like decent for the money.

 

[Buckgnarly]

I got this one after seeing that brand on SMA. The articulating is freaking sweet....had a Subi come in with ZERO compression and like 90% leak down.....actually saw the cracked valve with that camera before we tore into it.

https://www.amazon.com/Articulating-Teslong-Automotive-Inspection-Articulation/dp/B0CHW4FLS7/?tag=atomicindus08-20