GIVEAWAY: VIDEO ENTRY: 2x Keysight DSOX1204G 200MHz Scopes

• #25 Reply
  Posted by video99 on 05 Mar, 2019 12:13
• My old TDS3012 stores images to floppy disk!   
  I would like to be able to share 'scope display shots on YouTube:
  https://youtu.be/aE6zlm7862M

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• #26 Reply
  Posted by GadgetUK164 on 05 Mar, 2019 12:17
• Wow, so much competition - more chance of dropping an IC onto a board and it soldering itself on there I think!  The good news is there are a LOT of channels here I wasn't aware of!
  I did have a forum account I used a few years ago to ask for some advice but I seem to have lost the account (forgot to change email address - doh).  Had to create a new account to post this.
  
  
• #27 Reply
  Posted by lorneking on 05 Mar, 2019 14:30
• Here is my submission! Thank you!
  
  
• #28 Reply
  Posted by kazimshawon on 05 Mar, 2019 15:00
• Hi,
  This is my channel. thank you.
  
  
• #29 Reply
  Posted by Richard Loxley on 05 Mar, 2019 15:30
• 46 seconds - my humble appeal to learn enough electronics to save retro computers from the dumpster :-)
  
  
• #30 Reply
  Posted by KacperK on 05 Mar, 2019 15:36
• https://youtu.be/BdjXEBesf_s
  
  
  Sorry thats my video and its not good quality video becouse i stil learn and i can show you my projects if i been is school becouse my last projects its made by my and my friends.
  Write me on e-mail btw kacper.mamwolne@gmail.com
• #31 Reply
  Posted by mdijkens on 05 Mar, 2019 17:51
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• #32 Reply
  Posted by darik on 05 Mar, 2019 17:52
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  pleeeeeeeeeeeze
• #33 Reply
  Posted by Harshadb13 on 05 Mar, 2019 17:55
• Hi Dave. I'm Harshad an engineering student from India. I am also an electronics enthusiast and in need of an actual DSO. I have had DSO138, a $20 cheap oscilloscope for over an year now but now even that has started to give me troubles, buttons have become loose, the dc jack gave up etc. I will be truly very thankful if I get the scope.
  I have had good experience using the DSO138 and I ensure you I will make utmost use to learn and to teach electronics through Instructables and YouTube.
  Here is my two minute video showcasing my workshop and a few of my projects.
  Also the new DSOs are beautiful.........
  
  https://youtu.be/3wGiWx2zZic
• #34 Reply
  Posted by LeoG on 05 Mar, 2019 18:02
• Well...  Here's hoping...
  
  https://youtu.be/rJwjaKqoRug
• #35 Reply
  Posted by Kris9Master on 05 Mar, 2019 18:32
• https://youtu.be/XDBXn268q5o
• #36 Reply
  Posted by viktorvano on 05 Mar, 2019 19:26
• Hi Dave, I have open source projects on YouTube and GitHub.
  I study electronics, and going to graduate this year.
  
  https://github.com/viktorvano?tab=repositories
  
  
  
• #37 Reply
  Posted by sajattack on 05 Mar, 2019 19:37
• Hi, here's my entry  :
  
  
  PS: My raspberry pi broke so no more SWD for me
• #38 Reply
  Posted by sparkoxo on 05 Mar, 2019 19:38
• Hi Dave
  
  
  look at the stuff I get out of the skip. Could do with an upgrade.
  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=isG4kysYM2w&feature=youtu.be
  
  
  
  
  
• #39 Reply
  Posted by kolbep on 05 Mar, 2019 19:43
• Great Scott!! or Hey Great Dave!!!
  
  Peter from ShoutingElectronics.com here.
  South African Electronics Youtube Blogger.
  
  Currently using my fathers Beckman 20Mhz Analogue Scope. The scope no longer has AC/DC Coupling Switches anymore (Don't Switch when connected to 230V, And a x1 Probe)...
  
  My workbench is an old organ I gutted, so it is too large for an Analogue Beastie.
  Please consider me for one of the Dumpster Dives.
  
  
  https://youtu.be/F5eM4HACyfE
• #40 Reply
  Posted by damdim on 05 Mar, 2019 20:21
• Laugh freely!!! I combined my recent passions, electronics and electric guitars...
  
  
  
• #41 Reply
  Posted by zach_burke on 05 Mar, 2019 20:28
• Well, its nothing fancy. I didn't watch anyone else's video to see what people are doing so hopefully I understood right!
  https://youtu.be/_uG_ZFx8yEg
• #42 Reply
  Posted by SniperFox on 05 Mar, 2019 20:48
• Love your videos. They're really educational, helpful, and fun. I feel like I've learned just about as much from you as from school.
  
  
  
  I have more projects than what you saw. They're just stuffed away in my closet.
• #43 Reply
  Posted by xarragon on 05 Mar, 2019 20:49
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  My entry; as you can tell no girlfriend has been near this place for some time.
• #44 Reply
  Posted by The_Gunslinger on 05 Mar, 2019 22:07
• Here is my entry into the sob story contest. You may need to incease the volume to hear my voice.
  https://youtu.be/t-ZdTfkJI3c
• #45 Reply
  Posted by glassbottle on 05 Mar, 2019 23:10
• Help these fresh grad computer engineers with their startup to debug their circuit for the betterment of humanity, and tomatoes. ❤
  
  
  
  
• #46 Reply
  Posted by LeonTheo02 on 05 Mar, 2019 23:14
• #47 Reply
  Posted by Szofer on 05 Mar, 2019 23:20
• Hi Dave!!!
  
  It's 10:24 pm, Please, quietly, children are asleep, that's why there is no sound in the film ...
  This oscilloscope will help me in the repairs and creation of new projects, and most importantly,
  I am showing my son (who is 2, 5 years old) by playing with electronics which is great,
  and I hope that in a few years together we will create great projects,
  and this Keysight DSOX1204G 200MHz oscilloscope will help us, which will serve us for a very long long time.
  
  At this moment, this is my workshop in the living room, but I still have a place for Keysight DSOX1204G 200MHz oscilloscope!!!
  
  
  
  
  
  
• #48 Reply
  Posted by frxxman on 05 Mar, 2019 23:47
• Speechless!
  https://youtu.be/duEeSlMgGwY
• #49 Reply
  Posted by TheRemedy on 05 Mar, 2019 23:58
• https://youtu.be/NzcqjCx34rU