Motor Age How2 #2: Using Your Scope's Voltage and Time Settings

Continuing in the series, Pete shows you what time and voltage divisions are and how to use them on your scope to display a pattern you can recognize and analyze.
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[@SouthMainAuto]

Good explanation Pete :)

[@ronaldamodeo4567]

I have been using a lab scope for years. When my old scope crapped out I felt naked till I got my new one, actually my third one. I enjoy viewing presentations cause no matter how good you are you can always learn something new. Even if it is just one thing.

[@MotorAgeMagazine]

Thanks for taking the time to comment!

[@tgoodm1]

Which scopes did you own in the past that failed on you? Thanks!!!

[@MotorAgeMagazine]

My first scope was an old UEI model, the same as the Snap-on LS2000. It worked great but had no capability of recording data for later review. Then I added Pico to my toolbox and have been very happy with it. I've also used the Snap-on 4 channel and the ATS EScope. All were capable tools. Oh yeah, I have the uScope too! Great little one channel, pocket sized scope that is great for catching a quick pattern. You can find out more about them all here: Pico: www.picoauto.com/ Snap-on: www1.snapon.com/diagnostics/us/productindex.htm EScope: www.automotivetestsolutions.com/escope-pro.html uScope: www.aeswave.com/uScope-Master-Kit-1-channel-automotive-scope-p9273.html

[@omareid8166]

Thanks very much your explanation was was excellant Please make other epesoides on this topic in this series Thank you again i appreciate this channel and your efforts the best teacher

[@MaicSalazarDiagnostics]

Good videos Pete! Quality of image is great.

[@MotorAgeMagazine]

Thanks Maic!

[@jgeorges3061]

thanks for the info PETE , well done.

[@MotorAgeMagazine]

Thanks for the comment. Glad you enjoyed it.

[@johnmckamy6398]

helpful video , I'm just learning about scopes .

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Then be sure you subscribe! The initial series of How2 videos will be focused on getting comfortable with your scope!

[@embreesmith7613]

thanks ..!! great video .. :)

[@vin605]

Thank you