How to make the JYE Tech DSO Oscilloscope then tested on the moog modular synthesiser

[@jtzoonie2552]

so not showing at all an oscilloscope. in any way shape or form. you have shown you know nothing about what an oscilloscope can do or should do. you sold out. its so funny. you know jack shit

[@X02switchblades]

This is a HOW TO video ...

[@jtzoonie2552]

i do apologize. different horses for different courses. i have spent the last 40 years working in the electronics stuff. and i admit that these days its hard to get real kit. eg i bought a load of 555 chips and one of them worked. useful real test kit has gone down the tubes. you cannot get anything real without spending the earth. and as when i was a studant it was all math anyway as we could not afforded to buy the kit. although we built one out of a tv. calibration is very important. this chinese stuff hopless. no aactual grn. all the best

[@jtzoonie2552]

also i might add there are three strings per key on an overstrung piano. why? though the original sid chip was brilliant and i had a 64 back in the day and commadore basic too. oh those old fun days. all the best

[@jtzoonie2552]

what we are looking at is the slew rate this is the maximum rate at which an amplifier can respond to an abrupt change of input level. this is very important. this is why i still believe to this day there is an important role for discrete device input. you cannot do this on a single board or even multiple boards without feedback. chips are very sensitive to ems radiation. wish you all the best

[@jtzoonie2552]

the test equipment you use should have a zero interface with the stuff you are testing. thats the ideal. so you can see what is going off and not the interaction with the actuall device on test. that is very important. there are very few test devices that do this. an electronics person needs to know the difference. we need to know in a circuit what is real and what isnt

[@Tiger.Arcade]

I’d love to see how you connected it to the synth. Thanks for sharing.

[@ThomasGrillo]

Excellent work getting that meter assembled! Really enjoyed seeing, and hearing the Moog Modular in action, too. Thanks for the video. :)

[@markusfuller]

ThomasGrillo Thanks Thomas, great little device if only you could place batteries inside.

[@bignickb]

I made a power connector to 9V battery terminal and created a small holder using gaffer tape! Great little piece of kit!

[@joshgardner8238]

I would love to see a video on the Moog Modular itself. Great video as always!

[@hitmiccs]

Destruction manual :D Great little scope, thanks for showing. I really think about buying one...

[@markusfuller]

hitmiccs careful as they come in 3 different kits, one you have to solder the tiny surface mount parts yourself, and another has no case.

[@cessnachannel4285]

You are my Favourite KZbinr :D

[@georgeprout42]

I just received one of these and was thinking of making my own video showing the construction. But you've covered it so well I won't bother ;) I'd like to clarify step one though; the first task after unboxing is to give it a 9V dinner. The display lights up, an led on the rear flashes twice and you know it's good to start the rest of the construction. Then you add the switches, remove the zero ohm link R30 and retest. This time you can test the tactile switches as they're now fitted. For peace of mind it's worth the initial power up as it's much easier to argue it's DOA if you haven't started any form of construction!

[@markusfuller]

Yes George you are quite right, I did not really cover those test startup procedures.

[@francoisbasquin6974]

Having Jean-Michel Jarre's Moog 55 at home!! You're killing me Markus!!

[@myownwebsite0000]

an oscilloscoscope (oscillation, repetative wave, scope, viewer) is nearly mandatory for checking for identical signas and amplification of them... a very good tool for serious engineers

[@jamesdinsmore9022]

Thank you, Sir! I purchased the kit, and had the PCB for the rotary encoder in backwards; your instructions helped me resolve my problem.

[@markusfuller]

James Dinsmore Hi James thats good news, Yes I too was a bit confused with the rotary encoder circuit board, I wish they has marked it more clearly.

[@maarkaus48]

I just found your channel and based on what I have seen, I think I will enjoy it much. Thank you for posting what you do!

[@snaprollinpitts]

very cool little portable scope, gotta get one, thanks for the demo!!!

[@theeltea]

I built mine myself in an hour. I like it. Nice toy for playing with synths.

[@theeltea]

@sneakydisco I don't use it for constant monitoring, but you can easily use a simple splitter if you wish. I would strongly suggest a CRT scope for "dancing", though... This dso is quite basic.

[@rafsza]

Thanks for your informative insight. I bought it too and your explanation saved me time at cracking the confusing manual. For my DIY audio prorjects it is more than enough.

[@video99couk]

I built one with my 8-year old boy who then took it to show his class. PP3 battery dangling off it, but otherwise very neat. I had to look at some signals in the wiring of a modern car and it was a heap easier to use this than drag my Tektronix TDS3012 out to the car.

[@JerryEricsson]

Thanks a million for the video. Nice to see a preview of what mine will look like if it ever arrives down here in our RV Park in Arizona, where we are hiding from the cold South Dakota Snows. My unit is at my house in SD and my daughter should be mailing it down next week some time for me.

[@markusfuller]

Jerry Ericsson Hi Jerry its freezing in the UK also at the moment but no snow where I am. Yes its a handy little bit of gear well worth the time putting it together. well keep warm and I hope it arrives soon.

[@JerryEricsson]

Mine came in the mail last week, I tried assembling it a few days ago, I cannot get the voltages right. The troubleshooting says it may be a bad solder connection on the resistors, giving the ones to check, I have re-soldered them but no help there, and the unit will not work for me at all, I cannot even get it to go into the calibrate mode. The only other recommendation is that there is a poor solder joint on U1 which is the processor, and I know enough not to go trying to fix those, ruined an Arduino once trying to clean up a solder spill on a processor, and it was the Mega so it was a costly error. I have sent a request for assistance to the company, but since they sell dresses and on the side kits, I am pretty sure they won't be of much help. I am very disappointed that I can't get it to work, I have always had great luck assembling these, and have been soldering kits and such since learning the art back in the US Army Signal School in 1970.

[@markusfuller]

Hi Jerry, sounds to me like you may actually have a faulty unit there. obviously you know what you are doing as you learned your skills in the US Army signal school. I wonder if the chips have been correctly placed ?. If you are getting nothing from it at all then I would say try and send it back for exchange. I'm sure as murphys law goes there will be the odd one that does not work and it looks like you got it. after all if they are not made up as a complete unit in the first place how can they all be checked ?.

[@JerryEricsson]

Thanks for the reply. I just heard back from the seller, they are shipping me a replacement kit. I have been tinkering with the unit, went through and insured I had every resistor installed in the right place, this time by color code, when I assembled the kit I used a component tester to insure that all war right. Second check showed it was. I went over every contact once more with my soldering iron, and added a bit of solder where it appeared it could use a bit. Still nothing to speak of. Tried it again this afternoon after assembling a function generator kit, and managed to get the scope to show a bit before it locked up once more, so there may be a little life there, but not much. It acts like an intermittent failure in the OS to me.

[@tonywalton1464]

They've updated the instructions (the ones in the video were rev 2, I took delivery of a kit today with rev 5 of the instructions). They've removed the confusing instruction to test the buttons before they've been installed (Step 1 part 1 just reads "1, apply power. 2 check display"). Step 1 part 7, telling you to remove R30, adds the instruction "Now apply power again. Test power switch and tact buttons for their correct functions". This makes more sense.

[@diylab]

Very nice sound check for that Oscilloscope test, Thanks!

[@marcbrasse747]

Yep, my son just bought such an item so we can at last work with an oscilloscope. And now it does not work. Although all test routines check out nothing appears on the screen. So in stead of gaining a tool we now have just another head-scratcher. What fun!

[@markusfuller]

Marc Brassé I wonder if oscilloscopes are repaired using oscilloscopes ?.

[@robertkilbourne323]

You need to get a blank panel (probably a double) and turn the scope into a module.

[@edgeeffect]

It'd be nice to stick one of these into a eurorack module. I love your multimeter probes... very slimline and elegant... just right for poking into tiny places.

[@markusfuller]

It would be perfect for a eurorack if built onto a nice aluminium faceplate

[@markusfuller]

Yes I love those probe leads, they are also spring loaded so you can get a good connection.

[@edgeeffect]

Niiiiice!

[@Clell65619]

Those probes are called "plunger mini-hooks". In the Navy we called the version with the plunger hooks on both ends 'bug wires'. Amazon has loads of them priced between, 'well, that's reasonable' to 'Oh my god!'.

[@edgeeffect]

Is that bug as in "invertebrate life form" or bug as in "secret listening device"?

[@valveman12]

Great video. I just assembled my oscilloscope and should have watched this video before hand. I had to un-solder a few components because the instructions were not clear on which side of the board there were to be soldered. BTW: Love the Synth.

[@markusfuller]

valveman12 Hello Yes I think the instructions are quite nicely done with photos etc but would be more helpful if those few extra details were explained better, other than that I quite like the little scope and am looking for a battery bay to fit on it to really make it portable.

[@Luxeontech]

Excellent ! I DSOs for 300 Mhz, find this handy nice Scope Super. I ordered it. Greetings from Ulm Walter!

[@matejzeman7765]

I managed to fit 700mAh lipo battery, micro usb charger and stepup convertor inside, so there is enough room, if you really try :) It it really tight, though and it may increased the static, but i love it anyways.... :)

[@markusfuller]

Matěj Zeman Thanks I have been looking for a back box of similar size to attach to the back of this for batteries - Iay get around to it one day but for now im just using a recheargeable 9v pp3 battery but it does not last very long.

[@matejzeman7765]

markusfuller yeah, it draws 100mAh, so I can imagine that. On the other hand, you have less static, than I do. The step up converter adds quite noticeable amount of that... Looking for way to reduce that 😊 It's my main scope for now, so I hope I will manage to reduce it 😊

[@keithking1985]

Look for components that have a covering of "MU METAL" it stops electrically static noises from effecting other components. You usually find it around inductors/transformers!!! Remember MU METAL. Google it.👍

[@rwl7532]

Good quick presentation of this kit. Thanks.

[@mCKENIC]

Very cool - I have a mini diy scope alongside my Euro... it SO helps to see what you are hearing and helps you think about patching modules in a different way. Thanks Markus!

[@markusfuller]

mCKENIC Hi I was quite surprised that it showed waveforms up so well, I was not expecting it to keep up.

[@steverussell1215]

Just got one of these kits and built it up to step 3. Step 4 measuring the voltages gave me a fail on AV+. Measured +6.5V instead of +5V. The analogue board had an 79L05 SMD installed at U4 - should be a 78L05. This was a kit from Banggood. Good video BTW... envious of the Moog! (This is on the E version of the board)

[@freddyfriesen]

Make sure you read page 1 in case you have received the version that requires you to mount all of the SMD components first. You are starting on page 2. I attempted to mount the SMDs without any experience. It did not go well. Be sure to watch SMD tutorials before starting. I have since ordered the version you have, with the SMDs already in place. I hope it turns out as well as those demonstrated in other videos. It otherwise appears to be a quality product considering the price.

[@cmj20002]

Actually you can put a battery in it. There is just enough room for a flat cell and a boost converter. You can use a small charge module and micro boost converter. Someone has done it. I was contemplating it myself, but I just don't use it enough to spend the time on it. I tend to use my lab scope more, but still nice little scope, but if portability is what you want they make a portable battery powered 4 channel scope DSO203 for around $135 US.

[@Peaychen]

Reading through the comments it seems several people are having the same issue that I had. The rotary encoder which is mounted on its own little pcb didn't have a connection from the main body of the encoder to the ground on the main pcb , I just soldered a link between the two boards and problem solved.. This isn't an issue on the version which has the encoder soldered directly to the main board. I hope this helps.

[@Monoteur]

Thank you for doing the video. I didn't thought there is one out there for so less money. I bought one immediately, because i need one to calibrate my DIY microphone, but i ask myself how can i send a 1 KhZ tone out and measure the signal at the same time with the 2 contacts. There is just one pol for the 1 KHz out. I'm not so into electronics but i can solder very well. ;-)..Do you have an idea? Thank you.

[@markusfuller]

monoteur Hello that 1Khz out is mainly for calibrating the unit when you have made it but you can still use it in testing circuits, if you imagine that 1Khz pin is your positive (re wire )out then you just use the black clip as the negative for the out also and still using the black clip for the input to the scope as well as the red clip. its just a neutral or ground so you could run 2 wires from that as they would just be ground cables or neutrals if you wish.

[@Monoteur]

Ok, that helps, now i understand, thank you!

[@JUANKERR2000]

Thanks for that, I have just ordered one of those kits.

[@Digiphex]

Would like to see a video on your Moog modular.

[@markusfuller]

Hmm Im seriously considering it.

[@psjw12]

That machine at the end to test it was like something out of doctor who lol

[@1959Berre]

It might be a good idea to use a drop of superglue to attach the BNC connector to the board. It will suffer a lot of stress; the solder joint can not handle that.

[@barrymayson2492]

1959Berre I use hot melt glue and then put it together quickly it gives a lot of support and is easy enough to get off. If you don't want to stick the case to glue a very small smear of silicon grease stops it from doing so.

[@SidneyCritic]

The DSO150 Shell just seams to be a re-engineered DSO138, do you see any difference? It looks like the trace is a bit cleaner, but the DSO138 with the new firmware has been made cleaner as well.

[@VegasCyclingFreak]

I just got one of these things (I think it might be a fake but it works). I just had the same idea this morning to use it with my Korg Polysix the same way you are with the Moog. Would be interesting to get idea of what waveforms go with what sounds.

[@ulisseshonor4784]

Good Afternoon, what is the best choose for check up Amplifer Gain, this one or red model (DSO138)? Than You.

[@sikkl]

thanks for this great video! made me buying this :) everything worked quite fine - had to resolder the rotary switch because i got it upside down on the little additional board... but from then, all good. just a little struggle because i have to use the rotary switch all the time to bring the graph back into the screen when i change the V/DIV. worked quite good in calibrating a juno-106, but i just plugged a power supply that has +/- on the wrong side. little "pew" and now it doesn´t do anything even with correct power supply... i checked the boards with glasses, but nothing obvious to find... any ideas what´s broken & if it is fixable? i´ll hide in the corner and cry in the meanwhile.

[@sikkl]

JUST FIXED IT! google told me, there is a little part called "stupidity-diode" installed for people like me. behind the power-connector i saw this smd-part "D2", D->Diode? so, testing it with the multimeter: didn´t let power through in no direction... luckily you get the circuit diagram when you buy the DSO150 - so i had a look in there: it´s a "1N4007" lucky me: i got one! not the SMD version - but who gives a shit? soldering it on was super easy, probably because i DID NOT remove the old one, but used it as a help to fix the other one on it. made a not-so-nice picture: www.pic-upload.de/view-32900358/fixeditoszilloskop.jpg.html EDIT: i´ll put some hot glue around this, because it´s easy to break the new diode with the old one from the board because there´s a lot of leverage with the long legs... the f***, that was close! :D So my advice to all: Be smarter than me & check + and - or buy sortiments of caps, diodes, transistors, ... it´s so cheap and will make you happy! not today, not tomorrow, but the day will come for it to dry your tears!

[@adoniscmj3212]

Yea, I made the mistake of soldering the knob on the wrong side of the board and it will not work if you do that, so make sure you don't get that wrong. After some careful desoldering, I fixed it, but it doesn't work as well as it should so it was damaged.

[@moderndinos2623]

How did you connect it to the moog?

[@Roderick_Legato]

Did you just bury the lead? You have a IIIc? Details, please, or did I miss an earlier video?

[@markusfuller]

Hi Its not a IIIc its a system 55

[@buckdownscanada9946]

Cool 😎 What cable do you use to hook it up and where ?

[@tlsumner]

I LOVE that moog !

[@Sequencers]

Hi Markus nice little scope ! I have the older style one in clear case with tiny slide switches on front works ok but not as neat looking, but more importantly what's this putting a big Moog mod in the back ground just cause synth envy I think lol , is it the new Kieth Emerson one ? I also think you should do a nice demo with in tune sequence ! Not many on KZbin regards Steve

[@markusfuller]

SequencerSynth Hi Steve, Yes its one of the new system55s but im just getting use to it and cannot seem to get any free time to get started on it just yet. I will get onto making some videos on it as soon as i can get some time off work, but yes the little scope is really quite handy,

[@Sequencers]

markusfuller cheers Markus and here is me thinking I would be extravagant if I purchased the new minimoog lol but like you I have no time to do anything in my studio in fact I haven't even finished that yet due work commitments 😞 but really looking forward to the moog demo and I am sure you will produce a nice bit of music to go with it 🎹 ps missed your posts cheers steve

[@SirHackaL0t.]

I've ordered one. A shame about the installation leaflet. What were they thinking?

[@tubical71]

that´s the main problem with all these chinese things....obviously they use automatic translation algos for these leafelts...and its output you getting without any final check...mostly chineglish with all kinds of jokes remains in them... And if you buy a RipOff (mostly made by SainSmart) it´s getting worse....my SainSmart DSO138 which i built over a year ago....couldn´t been succesfully built if you haven´t any experience with those things....some ridiculous errors had been made during component selection and packaging.... Some components had been missing, while some others where just not required/wrong... If i built it up with the components supplied...it simply won´t even measure anything. The analog frontend wouldn´t have worked with those components

[@valveman12]

There was nothing wrong with the English in the instructions. It was the lack of some details.

[@PeterScargill]

Thanks for this, I noticed the kit and came looking on KZbin to see just what exactly you do have to assemble. It does look like it is worth the money if you're just messing with low frequency stuff. As you say however, shame about the battery, if that was inside it would be much better for carrying around. So, 10 months on are you still finding a use for this scope?

[@d.chance]

Markusfuller very good video, well put together, after watching 5 min I subscribed to your channel! I purchased the same kit that you built here and I am at wits end and I need your help very badly. my auto ranging ohmmeter has gone on the blink, could you please post resistors R-1 through R-15 colours? I can see the bands with a magnifier, but I need the exact colour for each. Your help on this would be greatly appreciated. Thank you Markusfuller!

[@frank_mm]

Wich moog cable is connected to the oscilloscope ?

[@PrestigePotato]

Thanks Markus!

[@danamoroso-xjq]

Hello, I just (almost) finished assembling this unit. Unfortunately while trying to calibrate it I shorted one of the electrolytic capacitors by mistake and now the screen stays white on boot. I tried testing the voltages again and they are still in tolerance range. Is it possible to recover it?

[@Peaychen]

Did you try "Default Restore" ? hold down [SEC/DIV] & [TRIGGER] buttons simultaneously for about 3 seconds, I don't know if it will solve your problem but it's worth giving it a go.

[@crazyskull88]

Dmn!! awesome video

[@CafeenMan]

If you plug 9v into it before you do any work you get that exact same display. I've done nothing at all to my kit except pull it out of the box. I plugged in 9v, it booted up displaying some text and then gave me the narrow wave in the center of the display.

[@whistlelocke]

whose signature is that on the Room Signal Generator at 14:59?

[@markusfuller]

Hello the signature is JMJarre (Jean-Michel Jarre)

[@Roderick_Legato]

14:44 "little synthesizer" :-)

[@unimode1]

thanks for videos !

[@DarraghRedmond]

Cool 😎 , I always love your vids , tempted to give this one a go 😀 ta

[@markusfuller]

Darragh Redmond yes its tricky to assemble but the display looks really good on it, its just a pity there wasnt a battery port on the back.

[@mcweb1036]

Hi Markus, i order this Oscilloscope ;) If you have time i'm very happy to you show a video how to repair a CD Player. My Technics SL-PS620 A can't read my CD's. I've read in Internet it is possible to justage about trimmer (Laser, Focus...) to repair the Player. I hope it is possible for you and you make a lot of people happy ;)))) Thank you. I like your Videos

[@markusfuller]

Mc Web Hello Mc Web, I have never had much luck with refocusing CD lasers, mormally they are setup with specialist infrered camera equiptment at the factory that makes the laser reader. the focusing of the laser is normally done by the CD player when you have inserted a CD, it does this itself electromagnetically pulling the lens back & forth until it is focused. so im guessing it would not be possible to manually adjust the lens as it is free floating, maybe the problem is the strength of the laser has weakened over time ?.

[@JohnnyMotel99]

probably most folk don't care that much, but lot's of different colour temperature lighting going on.

[@markusfuller]

I know Im not too great at making videos in a professional sense, trouble is I can take cameras apart and repair them but I know very little about operating them other than press record and hope it works.

[@JohnnyMotel99]

no matter, just a wee comment. content is king...as they say!

[@Clell65619]

Hmm. Never trust a tech with neat handwriting... Nice little project. My next purchase I think.

[@atoopuk]

Hi, I was looking at the DSO138 and the DSO Shell Oscilloscope when i discovered your video. may I ask which one do you prefer. keep up the good work

[@markusfuller]

Alan Toop Hi Alan, I actually prefer the shell version because it feels less fragile than a bare circuit board but I think it would have been better if it had a battery bay as well.

[@atoopuk]

I just like to apologise for the late response to your reply. I went and got the DS0138 however it is proving to be a pain when soldering on the board I even used flux on it. must have some kind of coating on it?? Anyway it's all sold it up but its not quite working right moment, must be the solder joints .. Just watched your recent car boot videos, what a bargain on that computer. Thank you.

[@markusfuller]

Alan Toop Hello Alan, i have had a few messages of people having problems and i am not actually sure why. maybe you can contact jyetech for some support.

[@tmdcbass]

I put together one (not working yet), too bad that the manual states the bleeding obvious (test the buttons), but doesn't tell you how to actually install the rotary encoder! I put it on the wrong way, couldn't get it to desolder and had to snip the little daughter board to bits to get it off again....

[@markusfuller]

Robin Kok Yes I know exactly what mean there, I sat for a while thinking and putting the faceplate on it to work out how it goes in, its not obvious is it.

[@KX36]

15:40 - the point at which my dog ran away

[@manecolooper]

thanks! i ordered it!

[@ExBB-q8c]

Gathered is the same. For convenience, put in the battery from keypad mobile phones + charge charging protection + boost Converter to 9V to. All contained within a single housing. s013.radikal.ru/i322/1705/f1/129edabf166c.jpg

[@WesslansFilmprod]

Hi Markus :-) Is that the Moog system 55 modular, Markus? Vintage or modern? /Daniel Fletcher of D.S. (a swedish synthpop and synthrock project/group)

[@markusfuller]

WesslansFilmprod Hello its one of the 50th anniversary reissue from moog so modern build using old parts (apparently) , oh your previous question JMJ signed it for me.

[@tonc943]

I bought one of these kits (order no 23364323) and assembled it. It boots fine, but otherwise the change switch does not work and capacitor 3 (trimmer) seems to go round and round without any stop. I went overr the parts and soldering over again and again and can find nothing wrong with my work. So either the analogue board or the change switch are faulty.

[@Peaychen]

I had the same problem, the rotary encoder which is mounted on its own little pcb didn't have a connection from the main body of the encoder to the ground on the main pcb. This isn't an issue on the version which has the encoder soldered directly to the main board.

[@ChipGuy]

Love that little scopey. Dirt cheap as well. At the end you mention to click the subscribe button. But when I do that I would actually unsubscribe. Don't wanna do that..... ;)

[@arun.karekar]

Thanks sir ji....

[@Mind_Funeral]

My grandpa also says "destructions" instead of "instructions" lol

[@RobertKohut]

Nice!!

[@Neffers_UK]

Gah, I'm too early, gotta wait for the youtube video quality algorithm to decide how it's gonna chew up yet another vid, Damn I was waiting for something decent to pop up in my subs. Guess I'll have to wait til it's sorted. [edit] Well, that didn't take long, for a change. Thanks for the awesome modular noise at the end. Sounds nice. Any plans to do a random jam session with it and upload it for shits n giggles? I'd listen.

[@Neffers_UK]

Hey Markus, I know you say you don't get any monetary gain from the vids of stuff they send you, but did you know you can get points for leaving reviews, and bonus points for pics and video content too? Might be worth doing for a quid off some stuff if / when you decide to purchase through them. I'v been uploading pics and leaving reviews for all manner of crap I've got from them and it's gotten me a few things essentially for free or discounts etc. The incentives on that site are actually worth bothering with.

[@markusfuller]

Neffers Thanks Neffers, Im not sure but I have bought quite a few things from them and my points must be building up by now but I will go and see if I can list these as review vids and get some more points. thanks for that.

[@mennonis]

"test the 4 buttons after they have been installed" wow revolutionary thinking

[@sootikins]

Great Proletarian Cultural Revolution(ary) thinking even.

[@chopper680]

Gone are the days of the Heathkit quality kits,are kits like this what we have to look forward to?

[@fuat8101]

should I get telequipment S51B or DSO150?

[@webchimp]

You might be interested in the DSO Coral, touch screen with built in battery. www.jyetech.com/Products/LcdScope/e112A.php

[@nihonam]

MOOG

[@powerbatterychannel4315]

Really - that cool guy named MOOG;)

[@cbmsysmobile]

Whoses is the signature on your Moog?

[@markusfuller]

cbmsysmobile signature is Jean-Michel Jarre

[@cbmsysmobile]

I thought so, you lucky man. He's my Idol!

[@markusfuller]

cbmsysmobile yes I met him in brighton a few months ago had a vip to meet him so I took that panel off and got him to sign it for me. He is the reason I got into music in the first place.

[@cbmsysmobile]

I saw him live at the O2, couldn't afford VIP tickets but what a fantastic concert.

[@marctronixx]

WOW. so after reading this little banter here, i googled this cat and im surprised i never heard of him. anyway he just announced his first north american tour and he will be here in LA in may. just bought VIP tix to see him. excited to see his performance. it looks nothing short of stellar. thanks markus for enlightening me!

[@RobBottin]

Scanners at 15 min 30 secs.

[@d.chance]

Markusfuller, I done a little research on the "China" resistors and found a really cool site! here is the link: www.kiloohm.info/resistor-5/black-black-black-black-black this is for anyone not sure of the resistor size (colour bands) or for anyone with a "sick" ohmmeter like mine. it has several things to click on, different amount of bands, SMD, etc. If you come up with a strange resistor amount, enter the colours in reverse, it's fail proof! you can either enter the resistors amount or click on each colour at a time, as I said it's a really cool site.

[@robocog]

robocogWith the newer than 110 firmware I have written some software for Windows so that the data can be grabbed and graphed using gnuplot. The software is free and available for download from www.robocog.co.uk/electronics/dso150/

[@Comatose820]

Wow, what is that infernal machine? kzbin.info/www/bejne/j6e6pKqCqpWfqZom43s

[@felixcat4346]

The DSO138 from this company flashes a type of commercial on the oscilloscope screen when in operation from time to time. Very anoying and stupid.

[@markusfuller]

Joseph Nicholas Hello Joseph, I have not seen it do that yet. I hope it does not as that would be annoying.

[@felixcat4346]

Yes, it flashes a logo at the bottom of the screen.

[@felixcat4346]

It say JYE tek and some Chinese letters.

[@katharinaklimakin8659]

Needs some care

[@jtzoonie2552]

does not trigger correctly

[@jtzoonie2552]

seems all you know is trolls

[@tobykemp5822]

How did you connect it to the synth?