"Giveaway Time" new battery powered "JYE Tech DSO 150 Shell" DIY kit.

after my first play with the DSO shell kit I just get more parts and better modules so I make a new video with a detailed instruction how to power your DSO shell with a LiIon battery. With those parts I have plenty of space in the case for even a bigger battery.
Just watch it until the end there is a giveaway for my viewers.
If you want to support me and the channel please use the links, when you want something from banggood.com I will get some percent of your revenue.
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/ tselectronic
Original JYE Tech DSO-SHELL DSO150
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Step Up Power Spply Module 2A 2V-24V
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USB Lithium Battery Charger Module With Charging And Protection
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XIAOMI wiha 25 in 1 screwdriver
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Aneng AN8008 9999 count multimeter
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[@samscalfano4768]

This is a very cool mod for this small scope. You don't need to be by a power source for it to work. Good video and great instructions.

[@antibrevity]

Thanks so much for the improved DSO150 battery project. I plan to build one of these myself. I also appreciate the extra effort it takes to do your videos in English. Your English is quite good and you usually use the right word even when you think that you didn't :).

[@thsinger]

Thank You

[@atharvahampiholi300]

The whole assembling process is the reason I want this... It's a tiny bit of the finished product but more of the amazing process that excites me...

[@atharvahampiholi300]

I would like to have such a device at my work bench... Finally something that I can Flaunt!!

[@terry241]

Wow! you did really well pulling all your clever ideas together and completing the the task of installing the battery... well done.

[@thsinger]

Terry Richardson the first one I build was more quick and dirty

[@standishgeezer]

Excellent video & nice mods. The JYE kits really are a great start for beginners in electronics.

[@thsinger]

standishgeezer yes they are great kits, more fun to build

[@tumama001]

Nice Kit and very well tutorial videos .

[@thsinger]

Thank you, enjoy my videos.

[@Btolbert]

This is a interesting pocket scope, the battery mod makes it perfect!

[@thsinger]

Thank You

[@pcselec]

Awsome modification my friend... Like your videos.

[@thsinger]

thanks, have fun with more upcoming videos.

[@TheJavaSync]

Nice trciky & good skill - thx for share it

[@mikeoliver3254]

Cool mods I like it. I have been doing electronics for about 8 months now and I think I could handle the mods you do. I enjoy your channel keep up the great video's.

[@thsinger]

Mike oliver with your beard you look like Bigclive keep going with electronic

[@tedmalarsky48]

Wow . just what a beginner needs.

[@youeladamas7840]

Very nice modification only thing that could make it better is a wireless coil so you can wireless charge it as well. Also great kit you put together to give away everything even smd leds. I'm not sure it something you would like but have you looked in to building race drones or and drone type really? 5inch race quadcopters are affordable now to build its a nice hobby if your in to technology. Flying is great too but takes a little time to learn and along time to master.

[@thsinger]

Hey youel I have parts laying around to make it maybe wireless it need some work but I will give it a try I let you know after it work. Thank you for your idea. I'm interested in drones but never build one yet, maybe one time I will play with one of this.

[@atharvahampiholi300]

The only thing am rooting for right now... Is this Oscilloscope....

[@shockmountiso]

you have a great voice cong.

[@williammiller7543]

Enjoy your videos. This seems to be a great little scope and in doing some readings it seems you can update the software to the most current version. Great Hack.

[@thsinger]

The scope is cute and fun to build.

[@thsinger]

You are the winner, congratulations from Sophia and Thorsten.

[@williammiller7543]

What do I need to do to get the unit? I've been off on a small vacation to visit with my two sons and grandkids.

[@thsinger]

HI William, Congratulation send me a E-Mail with your address then I can send the package. [e-mail]

[@MartynDavies]

Great idea to make a portable oscilloscope

[@thsinger]

it's more a toy then an oscilloscope but a lot of fun to play with it.

[@STONEDay]

Nice.

[@atharvahampiholi300]

The secondary parts like the BNC connector etc seems to work without as problem as well...

[@thsinger]

Atharva Hampiholi the BNC is on the Analog board their is no mod needed

[@user-ic9fn3lh8p]

Congratulations, mostly for idea, it could be used for many other purposes! As I saw, you connect the battery on the B+- of the charger, and output of the charger (OUT+-) on the + and - of the input of the step up power supply module, over the existing power on/off switch. Is this mean that the input voltage on charger is not critical (to be 5V)? I thing it isn`t, but I would like you to confirm. Nice work, I like it!

[@thsinger]

The Board I used is a charge and protection module, Input is 5V normally it has a micro USB port to connect a charger but I wanted to keep the original port to charge it. I just removed the traces on the scope pcb to the switch so the switch is isolated from the rest of the circuit. I place the switch between the protection board and the stepup converter because even when the scope is off the step up converter will draw some energy. Hope you understand better now.

[@user-ic9fn3lh8p]

Ok, thanks for answer. It wasn`t clear if the input voltage can be variable, because you keep the original port to charge. I intend to use this idea for several purposes, it`s good idea.

[@thsinger]

Зоран Ивановић thank you keep building

[@atharvahampiholi300]

A gadget worth having....

[@1pcfred]

If I win I expect you to jump out of the box and help me put the kit together. You better bring your soldering iron too. Mine I don't have any good tips for it. I had a heck of a time building the DSO150 kit here without your tricky mods. I'm thinking about just duck taping a 9V battery to the back of mine.

[@thsinger]

Paul Frederick it is more easy then it look only the LED in front are tricky

[@1pcfred]

Easy for you maybe. I need a new soldering iron to do that fine work over here. Maybe a pair of younger eyes too?

[@thsinger]

My eyes are not so new to be exact they are 41 years old......

[@1pcfred]

13 years newer then mine are. Though mine started going on me about when I was 40, or so. Before that I had eyes like microscopes too. I think they call it macular degeneration?

[@christophersleath449]

Hi. How about using the internals from one of those usb rechargeable 9v batteries. The tiny circuit board handles the charging of the lipo from the inboard usb port and boosts the voltage to 9V when outputting from the lipo. I guess it will depend on the current consumption of the dso150 and the max output load of the circuit board. I've ordered a dso150 a few days ago and just ordered one of the batteries to have a play.

[@thsinger]

maybe, I think so but maybe it can't deliver enough juice.

[@TheEpijay]

When is the drawing?

[@thsinger]

the drawing was last tuesday and we have a winner William from the USA

[@atharvahampiholi300]

No one would believe me if I told them that they can run a CRO on a battery.... Someone actually asked me if am high On weed....

[@thsinger]

Their was the Tektronix 212 Dave Jones show one in eevblog, it is a CRO running from battery I'm a believer......

[@tedmalarsky48]

Wow . just what a beginner needs.

[@thsinger]

it is so much fun to build and to mod there is still a lot of room to make more changes