Just watched another good old teardown (EEVblog #985 - Siglent SDS1202X-E Oscilloscope Teardown), and yet again, more reference to delay lines, In principal i get it; lines the same length to get signal to hit at the time. What i don't understand is, when i was tough physics, i was always taught the analogy that lines/wires are more like a drinking straw, and electrons in one end, and electrons (further down), pop out the bottom. If that is the case, why does length matter, as the 'pop out' will happen simultaneously, regardless.