iScope?

[daedal]

I guess those fake iPhones that don;t live to become iClone's make it here...
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll...m=120507163326

This is actually quite ingenious if you ask me...

I would upgrade the storage though... but that's just me

--DDL

[300EVIL]

Oh man! That's actually pretty damn cool! This may be a good upgrade from my Fluke Scopemeter 123. The price seems really good, I just wonder how accurate it really is????? Anyone dare to buy one and do a review???

[Laser Ben]

Looks like they just wrote a program to use the microphone input.

[daedal]

Looks like they just wrote a program to use the microphone input.

Excatly!

12-bits? at 1Msps? reliably? I doubt it!

--DDL

[daedal]

Oh man! That's actually pretty damn cool! This may be a good upgrade from my Fluke Scopemeter 123. The price seems really good, I just wonder how accurate it really is????? Anyone dare to buy one and do a review???

It may look cool... and it probably is awesome to have a scope the size of an iPhone... but I doubt it would perform anywhere near where it should.

I prefer a real scope... over a cool one

--DDL

[mixedgas]

I'd rather have a junky Owon or pay three weeks pay for a FLUKE scopemeter.

330 khz is probably the best you can get out of 1 MSPS.

But if you feel you need a really portable scope:

http://www.picotech.com/oscilloscope.html?source=Google

There is a small TEK, that shows up from time to time dead. Hint, replace the internal nicad batteries and they come back to life.

TEK 214 or TEK 221.

214 is storage. I sold one once, my mistake.

Steve

[Doc]

Everything has a value though, question is; is $89 too much?

http://www.nkcelectronics.com/micro-...edso-nano.html

[mixedgas]

Everything has a value though, question is; is $89 too much?

http://www.nkcelectronics.com/micro-...edso-nano.html

Actually looking at the schematic, its not bad. If it can scroll back and forth through a capture to make up for the lack of a external triggering input, it might be a good investment for laser work. I like the fact they publish the schematic. But the bandwidth is questionable?

Steve

[daedal]

I agree... for laser work, and in such a portable package... it's quite the no-brainer TBH.

Here's a good review:
http://www.justblair.co.uk/seeed-stu...pe-review.html

I might pick one up for $89... I mean... how bad of a pocket tool can it be?? For 0-60 kpps scan systems, it's gonna be excellent...

Then again, using the sound card's input line on any computer would probably do as good of a job (my projector seems to also have a built-in scope too after all :P)

http://www.zeitnitz.de/Christian/scope_en
http://www.zelscope.com/

--DDL

[Doc]

Well for £50 it's worth a look so I've ordered one, it will save me balls carrying my old analogue beast from the garage for a quick signal check.