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I wish I had an internal battery in my tiny version. Your oscilloscope on the right tempted me forever on Banggood until they offered a kit scope about the size of your new one for similar money. I bought the kit and soldered it together a few years ago and really liked it for being so compact. However mine also has the power jack which ties me either to a wall outlet or to an external battery. Mine does have a nice case which sold me over your "red" scope kit at the time. I also bought a cheap component analyzer a few years ago without a case and printed a case for it. The device I wish I had instead of my oscilloscope and part checker is one of those compact devices with the oscilloscope and parts checker and a frequency generator all in one! They are compact and preassembled but I can't justify buying something I really don't need. If they ever put them on sale for a ridiculous cheap price I'm afraid to admit I'll pull the trigger and buy one anyway. If your like the rest of us you must have wondered how are we ever going to keep all these things charged! It's like having 15 wind-up clocks in the house and your always finding one that got missed during the last inspection.
can i messure milliamps from this osiloscope. I'm doing energy efficient some of my circuit projects so i need to messure how much current flow in my circuits
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DSO138 Videos
$25 Color Oscilloscope! The Incredible DSO138 ua-cam.com/video/I5jvzTOeHKc/v-deo.html
Using The $25 DSO138 Oscilloscope ua-cam.com/video/6og4H4boWVo/v-deo.html
I wish I had an internal battery in my tiny version.
Your oscilloscope on the right tempted me forever on Banggood until they offered a kit scope about the size of your new one for similar money.
I bought the kit and soldered it together a few years ago and really liked it for being so compact. However mine also has the power jack which ties me either to a wall outlet or to an external battery.
Mine does have a nice case which sold me over your "red" scope kit at the time.
I also bought a cheap component analyzer a few years ago without a case and printed a case for it.
The device I wish I had instead of my oscilloscope and part checker is one of those compact devices with the oscilloscope and parts checker and a frequency generator all in one!
They are compact and preassembled but I can't justify buying something I really don't need. If they ever put them on sale for a ridiculous cheap price I'm afraid to admit I'll pull the trigger and buy one anyway.
If your like the rest of us you must have wondered how are we ever going to keep all these things charged!
It's like having 15 wind-up clocks in the house and your always finding one that got missed during the last inspection.
Keeping all different batteries charged is an ordeal. On top of the usual are cameras, lights, audio....
can i messure milliamps from this osiloscope. I'm doing energy efficient some of my circuit projects so i need to messure how much current flow in my circuits
@pasanlaksitha Most oscopes will NOT measure current. They map voltage over time. There are special probes that will, but those are VERY expensive.
Thought this video might be of interest to TS: Oscillator Sniffer | Close Proximity AM Transmitter | Ferrite Antenna Booster/YT/RestoreOld Radios Channel.
That is interesting. Thanks.