Contest for Beginners

[bitseeker]

More actual images will come as I become smarter than the counter--I'm trying to figure out how it works

Generate signals of various frequencies via the Atmega (e.g., pwm output) and send it to the frequency counter. That'll give you something to look at and experiment with.

[xrunner]

More actual images will come as I become smarter than the counter--

It's not very intelligent. I have every confidence you will exceed it's ability to reason. 

I'm trying to figure out how it works--and as I find a mechanism (banana-plug to grabber?) to hold leads onto the circuit while taking a picture.

I threw in that BNC to alligator lead but as you know or will find out there is practically no end to the number of different leads and adapters you will want. I've got a whole lot and haven't even approached the "end". 

[Seaofdep]

Both gifts are in,  thank you to those who donated and organized this contest and to  everyone that had a part  of putting all this together  and to xrunner and ModemHead, I appreciate and truly grateful for  the help during the lost package crisis and  for the  kind generosity given to me. Thank you all



I only had time to unbox, I'll post update picture tomorrow when I get back home









First picture, the dmm I had to work with

Second picture, 😍 haha

[bitseeker]

Nice upgrades, indeed!

The old meter will be a nice collectible now. Radio Shack

[xrunner]

Both gifts are in, thank you to those who donated and organized this contest and to everyone that had a part of putting all this together and to xrunner and ModemHead, I appreciate and truly grateful for the help during the lost package crisis and for the; kind generosity given to me. Thank you all

I wonder what story that little lost meter could tell us if it could speak? 

In any case - looks like you're all metered-up and ready to go!

[Seaofdep]

so here the update sorry for the lagg
finally got a bit of time to test/play

Pic 1: all 3 dmms tested on my smps at 12v    (i will not say what my radioshack one would read lol)

Pic2: the dso138  hooked up to a speaker i/f project of mine