Great video😊, thanks! Never seen this before.

Thank you for the videos featuring scopes under $400/500 - 8-bit vs-12bit-(tempted). They've been incredibly helpful, especially since I'm on a very limited budget. I've been watching and finally got the Siglent SDS1202XE on sale well under $300. The Siglent was my first choice but sort-of out of reach. I went with Siglent since it seemed to be favorable for entry-level-professional and has good following and support from what I could see. In addition, I used AI to help in my decision for my needs. The scope might be overkill as I'm planning on 50s'-2000s' audio/video gear and AM/FM-RF alignments for repair, maintenance and such. But I think 200Mhz scope will be perfect for those RF-alignments. I still have my 70s' Sencore Minuteman 10 MHz oscilloscope used for A/V repairs back in 90s'. What a difference, this ought to be fun! (p.s. Glad I could get it now as I am concerned about proposed tariffs that may be coming soon.) ...Keep up the good work!

Isn't that what ultra vision does though? It'll shade overlapping signals darker and lighter for outliers

Price in Malaysia ringgit RM 7925.00😅 In usd 1761.00

Bravo!! Pretty useful information in just 10 minutes. Way to go!

I thought we were discussing Klipsch 600's. How many of those Trappist ales did you have? A better title would have been things on my mind.

Great demonstration! One thing for sure is you could spend at least three to four hours going through all the features of this new Rigol. Last year, I almost bought a Siglent largely because of your videos. However, literally within a few days of making a purchase, Rigol released these new 12-bit devices and I caught an AliExpress sale. For me, it was time to upgrade from my old Tek analog scope. It is unfortunate you have to send yours back so soon when there are so many more things myself and many others would like to see. I would, however, like to thank you for spending the time that you have with this demonstration!

questa opzione è molto utile per sorvegliare in un breve periodo di tempo ( che è però molto più lungo di pochi periodi di sinusoide , della acquisizione standard) il funzionamento di un amplificatore

It seems pretty useless.

Sounds a little hioki to me.

The feature is great!

Have the DHO924S and l am impressed how much it packs in that small form factor. Yeah its buggy in some ways but still pretty impressive. Hoping they can iron out more of the bugs with firmware updates and they have fixed a few now.

I've heard good things about PCB Way and they might sponsor your channel eventually! 😊

Love delirium! Cheers 🍻 Their Christmas Beer "Noel" is absolutely fantastic! 😁 Gen X here , I watch long form videos all the time. Beginner in electronics looking to make it my new hobby and do some repairs like old consoles and CRT's maybe do some projects ect. I'm looking for a good Oscilloscopes, but I want it to last a while and not have to upgrade. Looking at least 4 channels 100 MHz or higher and a signal generator, maybe if I need it.

Hi Eddie, thank you so much for the amazing video and demonstration. Wishing you the best year ever. Thanks again.

I bought one of those PSU's and shortly afterwards it developed an intermittent fault. When switching the PSU on it sometimes starts and other times all I see are the green and red led flashing. Kaiweets could not supply me with a circuit diagram, neither could I find on on the web. Not a great purchase. Give me a Linear variable PSU any day.

Ordered mine on Amazon 3 weeks ago with the sale and it still hasn’t arrived 😭 Anyone else running into fulfillment woes?

Wonder if you could use a touch screen monitor with this unit and be able to control all those functions from it?

Great video, I love this family of Rigol oscilloscopes but I prefer their brother in 900s family. For learning all the quirks in oscilloscope usage I would recommend the Batronix MSO Demo Board. Despite it's very expensive it will make you very proficient in the usage of your oscilloscope and will teach you how to get the most of it.

What is the measurement that correlates to imaging or depth?

Screen looks too glossy on the new Rigol. Personally, I wish they would address that, and also, if they could build a 12 bit version of the 4 channel MSO series scopes that would be cool. I like individual knobs for each channel.

Good timing on this video. Im just now ordering one...

Greetings Eddie! I love these kind of oscilloscope how to videos. 🥂 Because after you get a new digital scope then what? The simple stuff is fairly easy. However, what else can this smart beast do? The manufactures seem to limit the example videos. Great video. Thank you. ✨ Next, is to use the scope in some real world tricky troubleshooting videos.

That's cool. I'm going to watch this video again to fully understand these features. I haven't seen them before.

Don't worry design videos are always appreciated and those that don't have the attention span should consider another path.

The scope that you're demonstrating, the DHO814 is $549 on Amazon at the moment.

Hey Eddie! Great video, I just recently purchased the DHO914S for my Shop/Lab. Its good to know that I got a pretty good investment. BTW, I became a KZbin member and Patreon because I am wanting to become a better engineer. I also sent a message to you on Patreon looking for advice. Looking forward to learn more from you and this channel.

Teledyne LeCroy scopes do waterfall dislays

Neat feature though!

You hit 67 not 7!

The video out feature of the Rigol scopes are great for KZbin content creators....js

It’s pretty skookum for the price and the upgradability. I got an 804 and upped it to the 824 (200Mhz). Just needed to buy new probes to go with it!

i bought me dho 924s a year a go. not bad as for my needs. im just a hobbiest.

So glad I got the 2 channel version. These videos are really helping me understand how to use it better - more please with real world examples.

Hi Eddie! I got this neter around 9 months ago. I just want to say thanks again...its really pleasant/easy to use, i really enjoy its accuracy, color display, snd multi functions. Thank you!

Eddie's long awaited review likely that never will come!

Eddie, could you show us how to calculate the power factor from thr data available in Everycircuit? Thank you, Danny.

Great review! I've got a Phillips PM3234, maybe it's time for an upgrade. ;)

I bought a set of the short Probe Masters that you showed at the start and do not like them. As you mentioned, they're too short but I also feel like the finger protection rings are too big (at least for my little bench top work).

do you know of a somewhat cheap signal gen that does not glitch when you change the pulse width? I need one that has USB control for automation

I have my 87v really good meter over !

Been thinking and debating for at least a year or more. Im going to go ahead and pull the trigger on one. One of the main attraction for me is ability to run it from a USB power bank, providing isolation. For use in industrial electronics.

If we take away the lack of sense from Fluke, the name and the yellow case should cost 200 dollars, but they do not seem to have realized that they are no longer the only ones that manufacture good measuring equipment, despite this they continue with their exorbitant prices under every point of view, and and with an unintelligent policy on their part, in addition to the fact that they continue to sell at a price of gold already aged products in which in so many years they have not made a single improvement or innovation. fluke 87v a multimeter with 6000 counts for the price of a bank one example siglent sdm 3055 incomprehensible

The 100khz acv are already equaled and even surpassed in the new brymen 789 otherwise Fluke lives off the old fame and there are indeed multimeters for less that give more whether you want to see it or not what happens is that some people have a yellow shell It gives them a lot of cache but it is easy to spray yellow paint and paint over the blue background of the brymen. Otherwise right now the brymen 789 far surpasses the two flukes in this one review for less than half the money, in Europe right now 200 euros. Fluke cannot compete with this even in its dreams, I have already bought the 789 and frankly I don't think I will miss anything that Fluke can offer me for more than double

Thanks for nice training. Ep5mms

For what it's worth, I like projects. I don't like reviews. Show me how to make useful things from scratch. Show me how to modify and hack stuff. The best videos I've found on the web were on building power supplies, PFC controls, CC Dummy Loads, curve tracers, ultrasonic drivers, etc. Stuff I can use. You had an excellent couple of videos on forward converters and active clamps, but I really wanted to see you build a discreet power supply from scratch with zvs. Looking forward to your videos!

I am interested in learning about heat sink selection. Let’s say a simple LM2575 or any other TO 220 type device. They specify a thermal resistance junction to case. How do you select a heat sink for free air and when would you use forced air. Thanks. Your videos are very educational. I do like your style . I think it would be beneficial if you had an outline or script to help keep you on track. (I do learn from your side tracks)

Cheers! I'm probably not your target audience but I like to learn electronics from a consumer standpoint. I like to know what is a good design in electronics, what the measurements mean and do they matter and some detailed explanations on electronic components. I watch Learn Electronics basics and have learned a lot. He goes into detail on many components that have helped me understand written reviews on stero equipment. Thanks for your efforts and I have learned a lot from your work. And, Happy New Year!

Thank you for sharing your knowledge

I've been digging deep into these multimeter reviews and this one was one of the best ones out. Quick question, for someone who works mostly with low voltage primar testing AC DC , amps out in the field testing hardware like , electric strikes , Electrified locks, hinges, Magnetic locks, intercoms, fob/ card readers etc... can anyone recommend a couple good quality, all around Multimeter to use? Wether one of these in the video or any others. Something that won't break the bank. Thank you in advance