Hello all! I'm Kelly. I live in Kansas and I'm a technician at a Lexus dealership. I don't always get them, but I do enjoy diagnostics that challenge me. I've been an automotive technician for 10 years and after like the first 6 years I was kind of actually disappointed in my lack of knowledge in diagnosing and repairing vehicles after attending OEM training. The OEM training was good, but it only taught me the basics and the dealership expectation was that I was supposed to know everything and diagnose quickly. I wanted to try and fix that so I started attending training conferences like Vision in the midwest and Super Saturday on the east coast and that's when I saw my knowledge improve quite a bit. I now find it difficult though to retain the knowledge and use it. I don't use that knowledge daily and when I do need it I've basically forgotten it which often leads to longer diagnostic times. I think a plus side of the training is that I've become familiar with using the Picoscope and I'm the only one that uses it where I work. Occasionally, I get called by other technicians in the shop to use the Picoscope for them. I'm hoping that by joining this community I can improve my diagnostic skills and also help others learn something.