/diy/ - Do It Yourself

>>1825615
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A9AOEa2k0Uc

He's smitten with the scope, maybe I will be too, especially since I don't have much scope time.

He's a good presenter also.

>>1825615
>I got this one 100mhz 1 GSa/s
Thank you.

I wonder, do some have good training for newbies?

>>1825595
>UNI-T 50mhz one ok? It's for strictly hobby use.

Yes, is probably the answer. This thread was helpful, I'm going to start with a budget 3-4 channel. Then upgrade if ever.

>>1825136
it's an interface, not a scope.

>>1824502
>Where the hell are you getting those deals at?
https://www.google.com/search?sxsrf=ALeKk03O2fOPU-V_kbQnYsoBRz2hIrCszg%3A1589987133738&ei=PUfFXubPLIy80PEP9paDkAs&q=oscilloscope+%24300+best+buy&oq=oscilloscope++%24300&gs_lcp=CgZwc3ktYWIQARgAMgQIIxAnMgQIIxAnMgQIABAeMgQIABAeMgYIABAKEB4yCAgAEAcQBRAeMgYIABAFEB4yBggAEAUQHjIGCAAQBRAeMgYIABAFEB46BAgAEEdQoDdYoDdgk0FoAHABeACAAVGIAVGSAQExmAEAoAEBqgEHZ3dzLXdpeg&sclient=psy-ab

>>1825074
My last in this price offerings.

>>1825070
Is lower rise time better? I would think so.

Rise Time: 1.75 ns

>>1825070
I also don't have any probes.

>>1824502
>Where the hell are you getting those deals at?

That was Amazon.

https://www.tequipment.net/rigol/oscilloscopes/digital-oscilloscopes/#/rigol/oscilloscopes/digital-oscilloscopes/?F_Sort=3

Which is the good deal or just pick any?

>>1824556
>secrets I'd gravity and all.
be dismissive all you like. I'm following my passion, I'm asking for help on tech equipment. How being a smartass cunt working for you?

>>1824406
>higher BW
Oh... great to know, I'm buying more than I need at this moment probably anyhow.

>>1824315
Should I go more channels at 50mhz or less channels and more ranger at 200mhz?

What's the best buy on Oscilloscopes? I want to keep it under $300 Do you all have any recommendations? Yes, I'm using this for gravity, my time to build it is upon us.

>>1806381
>1,912,244
2,912,244 Sorry, it's 2 million, not 1.

>>1805382
Print out patent number 1,912,244. This is Nikola Tesla's flying saucer.

>>1805546
>Remember when Wayne posted a russian video of this pretending it was his?
That wasn't me. I superglued the motor, it's about as centered as it will be for this experiment.

>>1805545
8.5" pie tin from walmart. $1

>>1805543
I know it's not much to look at, think of this as the car missing the inside.

>>1805542
Upclose

>>1805541
The size.

Friends, I have good news, I'm 75% finished with my gravity demonstrator. Yes, this is what it looks like, it could be any shape, this allows me to suspend a motor and hold the high voltage tesla coil in place. These are important for a few reasons.
Gravity control is like a ballerina and a breaststroke swimmer. Think of a ballerina with beautiful breasts, she spins and thus while spinning has broken her magnetic bond to earth, and she is now swimming breaststroke style upstream the river of high voltage I will dangle her carrot of frozen yogurt with thus as long as she spins and moves arms from center to outside she's swim anywhere in the universe. That's the my metaphor for how gravity control will work.

Today I need you to send positive energy "You can do it Wayne!" type of stuff just over the next 24 hours while I'm assembling it.

Mods consider not deleting, I plan on showing how it works.

Conclusion, pray for our success in gravity control demonstrator.

>>1793132

I'm making a private network of motocross tracks around America for members only.

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That's the idea. Make a personal moto track.

>>1796868
I have a few ideas.

:-)

Make a work bench is what I did.

>>1781125

For $350 build a geodesic dome.