MiniWare DS213 Mini Oscilloscope Review -

MiniWare DS213 Mini Oscilloscope Review - #102
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[@coptertim]

I was hoping you would review the 213 one day. I've owned a DSO213 for over a year and I love it. Its overlooked by people who mistakenly believe its a toy. I've used mine on RC kits, radios and low power devices with great success. Its not a desktop scope or one for high voltage devices like valve radios. For battery powered kits it will do fine. I recommend the $10 USD neoprene cover. It fits well and has a stand that also helps keep it safe in your hand. Thanks Bill, well done.

[@pglick123]

That is pretty cool. I've already got a Hantek 2D72 because space is an issue for me and I wanted to work on my '70s amplifier and FM receiver (though the Hantek doesn't quite make the frequency limit for the RF 🙁). I really enjoy your concept teaching videos too. I have (had!) the knowledge, but it's nice to knock the rust off!

[@TRONMAGNUM2099]

That is pretty cool. Might be good for somebody that travels and wants to keep all their test gear in a small bag. TinySA plus this and a multimeter you can do quite a bit of troubleshooting.

[@KUARIELtv]

Wow good tools

[@DirtyPlumbus]

I've been waiting close to a year for an oscilloscope I pre-ordered for use with synthesizers which I paid over $200 for. If it doesn't ship in April (the latest predicted date), I'm buying one of these. It looks perfect for someone with no experience that just wants to be able to see waveforms.

[@graemejaap9076]

Is this something that may be useful for working on automotive can lines

[@yurkshirelad]

Does the TinySA analyze audio frequencies? Or only RF?

[@TRONMAGNUM2099]

It's rated to go down to 100khz. There are some good free audio analyzers that use a pc soundcard.