Men, men, men, you are amazing at explaining how this little device works! You are a teaching machine! Thank you very much for your work in helping this small global community! Thanks to you I now know how to look at the oscilloscope and know at all times what signals I am processing! Look at the UA-camr's comments... They are unanimous!!!
As someone who is well into learning electronics and having just bought one of these little oscilloscopes and not having a clue how to use it... Thank you so much.
Im new for this type of thing and just using multimeter for car diagnostic. Im car mechanic. Just want easy solution for car wiring and electronic controller. Ive seen other type of oscill with overkill. Thats too advanced for a guy like me. And lot of instruction to use it. The price is way too high than this . I think this mini type of oscill is enough for my work. Thanks you for tutorial dude. Ive watch all of your other video part
Thanks for this, the last time I used an oscilloscope regularly was in my college days, way back in the late 80's. This is a great refresher course for me, looking forward to part two.
Perhaps has a place as a no frills training unit and if one somehow destroys it, the cost makes it bearable. A very helpful video for people starting out.
Very informative…many thanks…could you mention when looking at the time element why it can/can not be used as a graphing multimeter when chasing parasitic loss. Thanks!
I am assuming that Oscilloscopes are more sensitive and advanced than EKG machines, yet I can not detect whatever EKG machines are detecting, or maybe I couldn't figure it out. You are more experienced than I am, can you please tell out how to do it and what I am doing wrong? Thanks for your videos.
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Men, men, men, you are amazing at explaining how this little device works! You are a teaching machine! Thank you very much for your work in helping this small global community! Thanks to you I now know how to look at the oscilloscope and know at all times what signals I am processing! Look at the UA-camr's comments... They are unanimous!!!
Thank you very much indeed. Very kind. 🍻
As someone who is well into learning electronics and having just bought one of these little oscilloscopes and not having a clue how to use it... Thank you so much.
Thx for watching 🍻
This video is underrated. I hope ppl who are looking for a navigation will fine their way here. Thanks 🙏🏾.
Thanks very much and thanks for watching. 🍻
Subscribed. Your video is incredible. Learned a lot. Bought my first oscilloscope.
I learned a great deal from my first scope, I suspect you will too. Thx for watching. 👍🍻
Im new for this type of thing and just using multimeter for car diagnostic. Im car mechanic. Just want easy solution for car wiring and electronic controller. Ive seen other type of oscill with overkill. Thats too advanced for a guy like me. And lot of instruction to use it. The price is way too high than this . I think this mini type of oscill is enough for my work. Thanks you for tutorial dude. Ive watch all of your other video part
Thank you for taking the time to watch & comment. For the money it’s very difficult to beat this little scope. 👍🍻
Thanks for this, the last time I used an oscilloscope regularly was in my college days, way back in the late 80's. This is a great refresher course for me, looking forward to part two.
Thanks very much. And thanks for watching 🍻
Nicely done my friend ,
A whole series of videos to enjoy with a cup of coffee
Thx. I’ll try to keep it stripped down and practical. Thanks for watching. 🍻
Great starter lesson for us new users that have purchased this scope. Thank you so much i will be continuing to your channel
Thanks for watching 🍻
Very clear very informative looking forward to part 2 and beyond 👍
Thx Kevin 🍻
very helpful and well explained, thank you
Thx for watching 🍻
great video really appreciate the time ,effort you spe d .i am really e joyi g the coverage. Tha ks.
Thx again.
Perhaps has a place as a no frills training unit and if one somehow destroys it, the cost makes it bearable. A very helpful video for people starting out.
Agreed. To me, that is exactly this little scope’s place in the world. 🍻
Big smile 😀, waiting for the next part.
Thx for watching 🍻
Very informative, thanks, mine arrived today.
Nice, hope it proves useful for you. Thanks for watching 🍻
Thanks, Ive got one coming in the mail so this really helpful for me as a novice. 👍
For the money it’s tough to beat. Thx for watching 🍻
wow, great vid, sir. i'm new to electronics. and its such a big help for me, thanks
Thank you very much. And thx for watching 🍻
Awesome vid, will I be able to see chua circuit graph in xy mode?
I’m gonna say no. Because I have no idea what a “chua circuit graph” is. 🤣 It’s a very basic little scope. Thx for watching 🍻
Very nice video! 👋
Thanks for watching 🍻
Very informative…many thanks…could you mention when looking at the time element why it can/can not be used as a graphing multimeter when chasing parasitic loss. Thanks!
Thx for watching. I’ll try to cover the practical 🍻
Brilliant! Thank you!
Thx for watching 🍻
Very Good !! Thank you !!
Thx for Watching 🍻
Thanks for the videos!! . I was wondering if this unit can be used to detect the foil side on modern non marked capacitors???
Sorry not something I am familiar with. Thanks for watching 🍻
No problem, thanks:) @@TheGibby3340
All 3 are very good but I wish you would do AC lessons to show a pure sine wave!
Nice explanation thanks for making video
Thx for watching. 🍻
I am assuming that Oscilloscopes are more sensitive and advanced than EKG machines, yet I can not detect whatever EKG machines are detecting, or maybe I couldn't figure it out. You are more experienced than I am, can you please tell out how to do it and what I am doing wrong?
Thanks for your videos.
Love your videos
Thank you very much. Greatly appreciated. 🍻
hi
can i use this for amp and stereo head unit gain settings?
Don’t see why not. Thx for watching 🍻
Can this oscilloscope be used on signals with 100mHz frequency? Or 50Hz is the lowest?
100 MHz with a $20 scope? No…BW is 20K.
@TheGibby3340 not "mega" but
@aziaufa418 Sorry I don’t know. Thx for watching.
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Thx Tom 🍻