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Velleman HPS10 Hand held digital scope?
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- Date: Thu, 03 Mar 2005 16:45:41 -0700
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Original poster: Terry Fritz <teslalist@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Hi All,
I see the super cheap Velleman HPS10 Hand held digital scope can be had for
about $150 if one shops around. I was thinking it would be nice with a
current monitor when "playing" with say a DRSSTC away from home. It could
also be "expendable" if things went bad (compared to the $4000 Tek scope!).
I was wondering if anyone had one and if it basically worked ok. No great
need for anything fancy at all other than maybe checking peak currents and
maybe tuning. Also curious about how bad it eats batteries. Bulk AAs from
Digikey are pretty cheap, but so are NiMHs and a charger...
Looks like a pretty cool thing to see fast pulse stuff in a hurry... I was
going to get one, but wanted to ask first in case they suck ;-)
Cheers,
Terry