Dave, why did you use an oscilloscope rather than a spectrum analyzer to look for interference from the switching power supplies?
It was the first instrument available that could still show the issue during a quick video shooting?
a) Everyone has a scope. Not everyone has a spectrum analyser. They can't play along at home.
b) It's most common to see noise like this when measuring stuff on a scope, so it's much more relevant and meaningful to people's everyday measurements, and I think easier for people to relate and understand.
c) I've done a previous video explaining this that used a scope, so it ties in.
d) Noise measurements (particularly PSU rail noise) are done with scopes with a 20MHz bandwidth limit.
I shot some extra spectrum analyser stuff today with the remotes.