Got my oscilloscope today

Had some fun soldering the fucking hard to read resostors

oh shitttt

link pls?

is it like 50$?

I was using the integrated 1KHz square generator test built in

It's around 20€

20 bucks for an oscilloscope

i bet it's only up to 20khz tho?

Just search for DSO 150

200khz even

I told the Finn to get a f105w, **not** a ggock meme

I can't recall what the bandwidth was

But I'm going to test it with a proper function generator and some steady 9V this Monday at uni

seriously though i had few moments in my life when I was thinking "damn wish I had a scope ready"

although i promised myself no chinkshit or alcohol until end of the year

Just do it fam

Keep in mind you have to provide your own power source

And barrel plug

after xmas tbh

so it gets safe and sound

Also, I'm going to just order a battery charger-do-it-all module and a DC to DC step up converter and recicle an old cellphone battery to keep it more self contained

Since it doesn't have any internal battery, thus I have to haul that 9V battery with me all the time

Even tho everything fits nicely in my pouch

my pouch is more of a mess :\

can't fit powerbank, bt speaker or external hdd

What speaker?

just a generic one

tbh i don't use it because the quality is terrible and i'm not a dick

Don't put it in then <:thvnk:332928260004642827>

it does fit

but can't be held by the elastic band

that's what I meant

@Mr.Foxhead Did you used to post on /edc/?

so it's all freeballing inside

As you can see I just bring some cables, a pen, screwdriver set, needle nose tweezers, an USB soldering iron, charger, powerbank, USB charger, solder, an utility knife and the new oscilloscope with battery and BNC clips

I'm just wondering how everything fits in there /nicely/

@transience I used to

Thought I recognised that bag <:hyperthonk:327934332545007617>

You should be able to recognise this as well then