DSO 138 Oscilloscope Best Practices | How to not Brick Your Device

In today’s video we are going to talk about some of best practices when using DSO 138 Oscilloscope. Some of the points may be applicable, not only to DSO 138 oscilloscope, but they are sound and good practices when dealing with any sort of measuring instruments, or electronic devices.
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[@satishkumar-gg5fm]

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[@torqueteem2237]

Hello sar dso 138

[@torqueteem2237]

Hello sir this dso 138 suitable for automotive work

[@uni-byte]

Seriously who cares? This costs less than a burger, fries and drink at McDonald's! Why spend so much time, effort and money trying to protect it when it can be replaced so easily? That case alone is half the price of the scope. Not to mention it's a PIA to put together (mostly getting the paper off the parts) and hampers use of the scope.

[@PeaceToAllEvenYou]

While I do think that this is indeed a pointless video, I think that your assertion that the device is too cheap to worry about is one I don't agree with - the scope is cheap to many of us, yes - but to some, it was an investment and useful to them for education or other use out in the field which would usually cost a lot more...

[@uni-byte]

@@PeaceToAllEvenYou True, and I'm a believer that a $40 scope is better than no scope at all. However, in this particular case, the DSO 138 with the acrylic case, is just about the same cost as the DSO 154 Pro with internal battery and scope probe which has a 18MHz bandwidth, is better protected against damage and has a much better UI. Today it's just a bad choice.