DHO802 70MHz/2 channels/1.25Gsa/25Mpts/12bit 1999Yuan($284)
Sorry, I don't know how to upload pictures. |O
Here it is...interesting, modern 12 Bit replacement for the DS1000Z series!
Here it is...interesting, modern 12 Bit replacement for the DS1000Z series!:-//
So, is it black or white?
And you call that IDE LA header modern ? :o
And you call that IDE LA header modern ? :o
If only they weren't so ugly...
First there was DSO and MSO.
Now there is DHO.
I guess the H stands for High resolution! :)
External power supply is not a good idea! It sucks actually!
DHO802 70MHz 2x 1.25GSa/s 25Mpts ¥1999 (285 USD)
Is that 1.25GS/s per channel simultaneously?
DHO802 70MHz 2x 1.25GSa/s 25Mpts ¥1999 (285 USD)
We live in interesting times.
Is that 1.25GS/s per channel simultaneously?
For $285???
(no)
So according to the datasheet, the HDO4000 series is also only 1 ADC, with 500MS/s for 4ch. They look nice too, but like the SDS2000HD series, they are too pricey to justify, for my hobby use.Is that 1.25GS/s per channel simultaneously?
No.
it is 1.25 GS/s divided per number of channels used. Single ADC. so 1.25G/ 625M/ 312,5M for 1, 2 and 3/4 ch respectively..
Also memory is same. 25Mpts and 50Mpts divided by 4.
SDS2000X Plus did not stop being great scope by arrival of new 12 bit series. MSO5000 is also great value for the money with different focus.So according to the datasheet, the HDO4000 series is also only 1 ADC, with 500MS/s for 4ch. They look nice too, but like the SDS2000HD series, they are too pricey to justify, for my hobby use.Is that 1.25GS/s per channel simultaneously?
No.
it is 1.25 GS/s divided per number of channels used. Single ADC. so 1.25G/ 625M/ 312,5M for 1, 2 and 3/4 ch respectively..
Also memory is same. 25Mpts and 50Mpts divided by 4.
If I didn't have any scope, these DHO800/900 or SDS1000HD series would be a great starting point.
Unless I want to do more of a side grade, I guess for now, I'm looking at getting a MSO5000 or SDS200Xplus series
And also, they need to actually finish to production level FW for any of these...
And also, they need to actually finish to production level FW for any of these...
And also, they need to actually finish to production level FW for any of these...
At least we know now what the engineers have been working on since the HDO1000 was launched. Maybe we'll se an update to go with this new launch.
IIRC from the other thread there were no showstopper bugs left in the HDO1000/HDO4000 after the last update, just a bunch of minor things.
Release the hardware and start the ROI flowing, then let the hungry users spot the bugs for them. Their MO is not hard to spot
I will risk statement we live in best times for measurement equipment for the masses.DHO802 70MHz 2x 1.25GSa/s 25Mpts ¥1999 (285 USD)
We live in interesting times.
Yes we do. I paid $1200 for a Tek TDS1012 2x 1GS/s 100MHz back in 2000. :-BROKE
I was looking through the DHO900/800 pages and realized that both series can be powered by a power bank using the USB-C port.
The writing is on the wall: USB-C will replace barrel connectors + wall warts.Except judging from the video, in this case it seems to be instead of, rather than as well as an internal AC PSU. Yet another exernal brick.
You can make a monolithic device with a simple dab of glue. :)The writing is on the wall: USB-C will replace barrel connectors + wall warts.Except judging from the video, in this case it seems to be instead of, rather than as well as an internal AC PSU. Yet another exernal brick.
Official launch date for Europe September 8th 2023. Shipments start end of September.
Official launch date for Europe September 8th 2023. Shipments start end of September.
I cancelled my order for the DHO924S. Ordered on 8/22 and it was expected to ship on 9/8 but today the shipping was delayed to 10/20. :(
Simone is from Batterfly, so probably yes.Official launch date for Europe September 8th 2023. Shipments start end of September.
Will you be selling them?
Will you be selling them?Simone is from Batterfly, so probably yes.
I cancelled my order for the DHO924S. Ordered on 8/22 and it was expected to ship on 9/8 but today the shipping was delayed to 10/20. :(Order is active again. Seems that there was some communication error or misunderstanding between Rigol China and the US distributor. The units will be available September 8 (according to an email just received from Rigol China). :)
Rigol.eu have now listed the DHO800/900.And € 299 for the DHO802
Price for the DHO804 : 399€...
It seems they read this forum (https://www.eevblog.com/forum/testgear/rigols-new-dho800-oscilloscope-unbox-teardown/msg5019118/#msg5019118) :-+ :-DD
No, list-prices are mostly excl. VAT because they can differ from country to country.
But OK, 399 plus 19% are 475€ - Still super cheap...
Yes we will have them. Hopefully end of September.We have them online now.
Received an email from John South at Emona Australia today with pricing on their website.
https://emona.com.au/DHO800-900 (https://emona.com.au/DHO800-900)
Surely this absolutely kills the DS1054Z?
Surely this absolutely kills the DS1054Z?
(Nobody really wants a 2-ch scope..)
2-channels only versions none should be interested in.
Sooner or later, but one day for sure, you will regret not having spent the few bucks more for 4 channels back then.
Believe me. ;)
Why would they offer so many 2-channel oscilloscopes if nobody is interested in them?
The prices for the interesting models* :Once you go with the 4 channel version with digital capability, add the logic probe we are at 1000 EUR again.
DHO 804 :
https://www.batterfly.com/shop/de/rigol-dho804 (https://www.batterfly.com/shop/de/rigol-dho804)
DHO 914S :
https://www.batterfly.com/shop/de/rigol-dho914s (https://www.batterfly.com/shop/de/rigol-dho914s)
(* = Higher bandwith you´ll hack, not buy. 2-channels only versions none should be interested in. S-model because of the inbuild gen/bode function)
Why would they offer so many 2-channel oscilloscopes if nobody is interested in them?
::) I guess you answered your own question.
Maybe a DHO914 non S is a better deal if the signal generator is hackable (is it?).DHO914 and DHO924 are without AWG output connector
I believe that more 2Ch than 4Ch oscilloscopes are sold in general, so I would like to understand why Martin72 says this regarding the DHO800.
DHO800 because it is the most affordable scope series among rigol's new 12-bit models.
And of these, the DHO802 is the cheapest because it has only two channels.
The difference is only about 120€ between 2 and 4 channels, nevertheless there will be people who want to save and will buy the two-channel.
And I think that saved at the wrong end, because as I said, there will be a day when you realize that you now need more than 2 channels - and then you do not have them.
And if you then can not get around it, you have to take money in hand again and buy a 4-channel, because you had saved "then" 120 €.
And yes, this is really just my personal opinion, even if somewhat missionary presented. ;)
The difference is only about 120€ between 2 and 4 channels, nevertheless there will be people who want to save and will buy the two-channel.
I find the addition of both the 800 and 900 series models to be an 'interesting' decision.
It feels to me as if the mixed signal capability was wished for by the product manager for the DHO1000 and DHO4000 series but wasn't possible to deliver within the timescale slated for their release, hence it was pushed down in the backlog, to be implemented as a feature for the later 900 series.
Speaking for myself, I'd much rather have seen the LA capability in the DHO1000 and had no DHO900 series.
The difference is only about 120€ between 2 and 4 channels, nevertheless there will be people who want to save and will buy the two-channel.
US$60 difference between 2CH and 4CH according to my pricing from the Rigol website
Would also have been nice to have the facility to screw/clip the PSU to the back, though should't be hard to make something that fixes to the VESA screws
Would also have been nice to have the facility to screw/clip the PSU to the back, though should't be hard to make something that fixes to the VESA screws
Doesn't that bring shielding problems?
After all the PSU is usually inside the scope.
The difference is only about 120€ between 2 and 4 channels, nevertheless there will be people who want to save and will buy the two-channel.
And I think that saved at the wrong end, because as I said, there will be a day when you realize that you now need more than 2 channels - and then you do not have them.
Now also in the batronix shop:
https://www.batronix.com/versand/oszilloskope/Rigol-DHO804.html (https://www.batronix.com/versand/oszilloskope/Rigol-DHO804.html)
What I didn´t recognized so far:
The memory drops down to only 1Mpt/each when all four channels are active...
It is a big step forward for Rigol no matter. Except crippled memory if all channels enabled. That one is hard fail.It's possible to unlock full memory (like in DHO900) and more than 400 MHz bandwidth (calculated from rize time).
It is a big step forward for Rigol no matter. Except crippled memory if all channels enabled. That one is hard fail.It's possible to unlock full memory (like in DHO900) and more than 400 MHz bandwidth (calculated from rize time).
DHO900 says 10 Mpts , maybe it is an error ?
Maybe Dave can do some testing on this regard in the review video
It's definitely a nice entry level scope, but for someone not needing the 12-bit vertical resolution or the portability it's quite expensive compared to the old king siglent sds1104x-e. Close to 600 Euros for the DHO814 in germany... possible hackability to a higher bandwidth not accounted for of course. Apart from the 12-bit ADC and the portability the siglent still has a higher bandwidth, dual ADC with 500 gs/s for all 4 channels active, 7 megapoints per channel with all 4 channels active...
They could have done the same with the SDS2104X plus ::)You missed it, last year for 3 mths IIRC, $999
The prices vary quite a bit.
In the case of Batronix I wouldn't worry too much, they have a best price guarantee(Which is not quite correct from the designation.
If you find it cheaper elsewhere, you can get the same price.).
I'm still deciding whether to buy an 804 regular or try to borrow it, as I did with the DHO4204.
Basically assume no warranty. You have some recourse on the initial delivery with AliExpress e.g. Lost or broken in transit. After that you're largely on your own with the seller if they still exist.
Also watch out for things like taxes at your end.
So far I have only ordered equipment in a price range where I didn't care about warranty etc, so I have no idea.
Thanks!
Basically assume no warranty. You have some recourse on the initial delivery with AliExpress e.g. Lost or broken in transit. After that you're largely on your own with the seller if they still exist.
Thank you, I had already thought so.
On the other hand, Batter Fly (Italy) or Batronix (Germany) are also abroad for us.
No idea if this is really better in case of warranty?Also watch out for things like taxes at your end.
The taxes are included in the calculation above (€ 498).
That is the amazing thing.
The price including Swiss taxes and shipping is about the same as the EU net catalog price of € 499.
Has anyone had bad experiences with such China imports?
What about if problems arise (warranty etc.)?
The SDS1104X-E and the SDS1202X-E are 10% cheaper on major Europe electronics online shops.
The SDS1104X-E and the SDS1202X-E are 10% cheaper on major Europe electronics online shops.At this point in time here. 28% more expensive here for the Rigol.
I wonder if the 804 will only have 1 ADC shared between the 4 channels.
I wonder if the 804 will only have 1 ADC shared between the 4 channels, and the 814 two ADC's shared between 2.
The SDS1104X-E and the SDS1202X-E are 10% cheaper on major Europe electronics online shops.At this point in time here. 28% more expensive here for the Rigol.
Yeah, but it's almost apples to oranges. The Rigol is 12 bits, touch screen, etc.
I wonder if the 804 will only have 1 ADC shared between the 4 channels.
Batronix expects the DHO 804 to be available in October.
I would find it more interesting to see who can deliver first.
Batterfly says October, Batronix in 2-4 weeks.
Don't buy early release equipment from China without warranty. Just don't do it.
If you want my opinion, I don't buy ANY early release equipment even from local source with full warranty and support.
...
But that is me. OTOH, some people like gambling....
Obviously a subjective thing but I find this form-factor very appealing.
However, the photo's that Simone has kindly uploaded show what appears to be quite a decent bracing action from the flip out legs.
Any reason not to pull the trigger on this and pickup a DHO924S and PLA2216?
Any reason not to pull the trigger on this and pickup a DHO924S and PLA2216?
Hello, here is a first image of the DHO924S power by a power bank. Monday will record a video to see how long the unit will work with a full charge.
Why not a 914S + cheap diy PLA2216 (with SN65LVDS391 drivers) ? you may save about a third of your budget
Hello, I've got an UltraAcquire mode question.
I'm interested in getting a new scope (currently use a 1054z) and am considering the 924S as the feature list looks so appealing. I definitely want a segmented/deep memory mode to catch intermittent errors that I can't specifically trigger off, but I'm not sure from the user guide how this works on these scopes.
Can anyone tell me whether this has a "typical" segmented memory mode (like on the rigol MSO2000 series I can use at work), where I could fill up the memory with a series of waveforms, and then cycle through them one by one? The user guide explains some interesting ways of displaying many signals next to each other, but I can't tell if I can select waveforms one by one, and ideally use the cursor or measure tools on them.
Thanks!
To be clear, the DHO800/900 come with ASCII, I2C, and SPI decoding activated from the factory, i.e., no extra "option" to buy, correct?
So cool...Whst is so cool with it? Now instead of one piece of gear taking space on the bench you have two. And have to care about maintenance (charging) of the battery pack. Did not have enough things to do, now you do.
(https://www.eevblog.com/forum/testgear/rigol-dho800900-pre-sales-begin/?action=dlattach;attach=1874323;image)
Can anyone tell me whether this has a "typical" segmented memory mode (like on the rigol MSO2000 series I can use at work), where I could fill up the memory with a series of waveforms, and then cycle through them one by one?
Whst is so cool with it? Now instead of one piece of gear taking space on the bench you have two. And have to care about maintenance (charging) of the battery pack. Did not have enough things to do, now you do.
So cool...What is so cool with it?
If it has that perspective segmented mode I'd consider buying it for that alone - could potentially pay for itself on one debug session!Can anyone tell me whether this has a "typical" segmented memory mode (like on the rigol MSO2000 series I can use at work), where I could fill up the memory with a series of waveforms, and then cycle through them one by one?
Watch this video, it shows it on the DHO4000/DHO1000 but the DHO800 seems to have the exact same features:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=enBad0a1B2U (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=enBad0a1B2U)
If it has that perspective segmented mode I'd consider buying it for that alone - could potentially pay for itself on one debug session!Can anyone tell me whether this has a "typical" segmented memory mode (like on the rigol MSO2000 series I can use at work), where I could fill up the memory with a series of waveforms, and then cycle through them one by one?
Watch this video, it shows it on the DHO4000/DHO1000 but the DHO800 seems to have the exact same features:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=enBad0a1B2U (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=enBad0a1B2U)
If it has that perspective segmented mode I'd consider buying it for that alone - could potentially pay for itself on one debug session!
The DHO800 User Guide does mention the UltraAcquire Perspective mode.Who wants to see 100 frames at once ?
(https://www.eevblog.com/forum/testgear/rigol-dho800900-pre-sales-begin/?action=dlattach;attach=1875379)
Who wants to see 100 frames at once ?
Surely they mean it can capture 100 frames < pitiful, SDS1104X-E can capture and playback 80k frames !
Who wants to see 100 frames at once ?
Surely they mean it can capture 100 frames < pitiful, SDS1104X-E can capture and playback 80k frames !
This number is dependent on the sampling rate you configure.
... pitiful, SDS1104X-E can capture and playback 80k frames !
With all channels active ?... pitiful, SDS1104X-E can capture and playback 80k frames !
The DHO800/900 can have 50MPts of memory which easily beats the 14Mpts in the Siglent.
The DHO800/900 can have 50MPts of memory which easily beats the 14Mpts in the Siglent.With all channels active ?
Hehehe.... ;)
Who wants to see 100 frames at once ?
Surely they mean it can capture 100 frames < pitiful, SDS1104X-E can capture and playback 80k frames !
Try watching the video, he captures 500k frames (on a DHO4000, which has more memory).
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=enBad0a1B2U (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=enBad0a1B2U)
What he means is that in that 3D visualization mode you only see 100 frames at once. You can scroll back and forth through the 500k but only see 100 at once.
(https://www.eevblog.com/forum/testgear/rigol-dho800900-pre-sales-begin/?action=dlattach;attach=1875610;image)
Please post screenshots of the SDS1104X-E 3D mode for comparison.
You are going to capture half a MILLION of screens, and then sift through 5000 screens with 100 captures each visually and find a problem just by looking at those.
well maybe not by visual inspection, but if the data in each of these 5000 "screens" could be saved to (usb-)disk, you could let the computer do it.Save to disk and analyze? You can do on any oscilloscope for many years now. We are discussing built in capabilities...
If these scopes are as hackable as they promise to be, you can even write your own app that does the search on the oscilloscope and present it in a fancy window with all the bells and whistles you want.
Presumably he could type 1000, the manual doesn't mention a limit.
So far, nobody did anything, except playing Doom and claiming the victory.. And scopes have been linux and with accessible OS for years now..
well, maybe not by visual inspection, but if the data in each of these 5000 "screens" could be saved to (usb-)disk, you could let the computer do it.Save to disk and analyze? You can do on any oscilloscope for many years now. We are discussing built in capabilities...
If these scopes are as hackable as they promise to be, you can even write your own app that does the search on the oscilloscope and present it in a fancy window with all the bells and whistles you want.
As for "enhancing" the scope that worked so well for hundreds of people that said just that in many years so far...
I hope that someone actually do that for once....
So far, nobody did anything, except playing Doom and claiming the victory.. And scopes have been linux and with accessible OS for years now..
So far, nobody did anything, except playing Doom and claiming the victory.. And scopes have been linux and with accessible OS for years now..
How many of them were android with unobfuscated APKs (https://www.eevblog.com/forum/testgear/rigols-new-dho800-oscilloscope-unbox-teardown/msg5058826/#msg5058826)?
While not android, but chatgpt (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ccbx765Gt1U) can write androids apps ....
Seriously, Android is some magical thing that will write apps itself for you... Good to know...
Just saving it is not the biggest problem.
Saving and making your own algorithms for doing the analysis part is what I'm after.
Think machine learning (https://www.datacamp.com/tutorial/a-data-scientists-guide-to-signal-processing), your own graphics instead of what the scopes deliver out of the box.
I agree that we can and should do much more than only play a game.
I'm unaware of a scope letting the end user make its own algorithms and graphics.
Do you have an example?well, maybe not by visual inspection, but if the data in each of these 5000 "screens" could be saved to (usb-)disk, you could let the computer do it.Save to disk and analyze? You can do on any oscilloscope for many years now. We are discussing built in capabilities...
If these scopes are as hackable as they promise to be, you can even write your own app that does the search on the oscilloscope and present it in a fancy window with all the bells and whistles you want.
As for "enhancing" the scope that worked so well for hundreds of people that said just that in many years so far...
I hope that someone actually do that for once....
So far, nobody did anything, except playing Doom and claiming the victory.. And scopes have been linux and with accessible OS for years now..
While not android, but chatgpt (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ccbx765Gt1U) can write androids apps ....
Seriously, Android is some magical thing that will write apps itself for you... Good to know...
Seriously, Android is some magical thing that will write apps itself for you... Good to know...
Aha, ChatGPT... I understand now. Good luck with that..As a child I was often asked by my parents - "..and who will do it? .. dwarfs?"..
I don't understand.
Fact that you have access to open Android is same as already dozens of scopes with open access to linux.
Unless manufacturer gives you scope API you are left out to dry, and reverse engineer scope internals..
AI analysis ? On a smartphone platform ?
As for scopes that do give API and all needed to make custom apps, filters and such is LeCroy on it's high end platforms..
Seriously, Android is some magical thing that will write apps itself for you... Good to know...
It means you don't have to write a complete new firmware from scratch.
It means you can modify/replace individual objects in the firmware.
Fact that you have access to open Android is same as already dozens of scopes with open access to linux.
It looks like these scopes are "more open" out of the box.
An API is not really necessary, this forum is full of reverse engineering examples that transform closed parts to more open parts.
I start in a modest way: signal analysis with machine learning. AI can come later (maybe upgraded models, but think out of the box: scope is connected to internet, sends the heavy lifting to
a powerful cloud and GPU server ...).
How many hobbyists can afford a LeCroy? Think in options: with all these smart script kiddies coming from the university into the workplace. They've been trained to automate everything ...I don't understand.
Fact that you have access to open Android is same as already dozens of scopes with open access to linux.
Unless manufacturer gives you scope API you are left out to dry, and reverse engineer scope internals..
AI analysis ? On a smartphone platform ?
As for scopes that do give API and all needed to make custom apps, filters and such is LeCroy on it's high end platforms..
Fact that you have access to open Android is same as already dozens of scopes with open access to linux.
An android APK isn't the same as a bunch of compiled binaries.
Having an unobfuscated APK is almost the same as having the source code these days - see the screenshots in that link I gave you earlier for examples.
This forum is chock full of proof that dozens of people said same thing as you and went nowhere..
This forum is chock full of proof that dozens of people said same thing as you and went nowhere..
It also has people that HAVE reverse engineered oscilloscopes from zero and written new firmware for them.
eg. https://www.eevblog.com/forum/testgear/fnirsi-1013d-100mhz-tablet-oscilloscope/msg3938203/#msg3938203 (https://www.eevblog.com/forum/testgear/fnirsi-1013d-100mhz-tablet-oscilloscope/msg3938203/#msg3938203)
We'll see what happens, but these Rigols will need orders of magnitude less effort than other devices.
Yes, it can go both ways.
This forum is chock full of proof that dozens of people said same thing as you and went nowhere..
It is industrial scale effort that needs both lot of knowledge and time.Cheaper scopes will mean more people are able to get one.
If you are the one that will succeed it would make me very happy for you and thousand of other people that will benefit from it.I don't think I qualify or even have the energy for it. But I see young people at work that have a second nature to automate everything and get breakthrough in dossiers that have stood still for a long time.
I feel like you are arguing with me, thinking I am against it or that I think it should not be done.No, I don't think that, the only point where we have different estimations on how hard such a job would be.
Quite the opposite. I'm rooting for you.
It is just that it is not as easy as you think it is..See above
And why are you suggesting I advocate for people to buy LeCroy instead of Rigol.I don't.
You asked do I know any scopes that have API provided by manufacturer. I do, LeCroy.
That is all..Idem ;-).
Or since you mentioned it, it can be a sign how "easy" is what you expect to do, if LeCroy can charge so much for it...I like your thinking.
So far, nobody did anything, except playing Doom and claiming the victory.. And scopes have been linux and with accessible OS for years now..Just to be fair. Some years ago, here was Konnor user (AFAIR) who did develop entire framework for user's applications for DS1000z. That models are linux-free. Anyway the framework never gained traction here.
So far, nobody did anything, except playing Doom and claiming the victory.. And scopes have been linux and with accessible OS for years now..Just to be fair. Some years ago, here was Konnor user (AFAIR) who did develop entire framework for user's applications for DS1000z. That models are linux-free. Anyway the framework never gained traction here.
I ordered the 804 from China on 3rd September, with estimated delivery on the 17th. I'll report back what, if anything, gets delivered!
But that is not even the point. You are confusing segmented mode and UltraAck mode that are not the same..
Now I see it clearly spelled out in the manual (p. 200) that it has the record functions I'm looking for.
I ordered the 804 from China on 3rd September, with estimated delivery on the 17th. I'll report back what, if anything, gets delivered!It cost me £316 incl shipping from AliExpress
How did you find the Aliexpress seller, did you use Jiutian Instrument Store?
What is the story with warranty, send it back to china?
The Australia tax it is bit hard to swallow, AU $194.95 or 23% difference:
DHO804
Aliexpress inc AU tax and shipping US $419.34 = AU $650.95
Local inc tax and shipping AU $845.90
How did you find the Aliexpress seller, did you use Jiutian Instrument Store?
What is the story with warranty, send it back to china?
No idea about the warranty? I could try Rigol UK/EU since it is their product, and it shouldn't matter where in the world you buy it from. To be honest I'll be hacking the scope (firmware and hardware) so my warranty will be void anyway!
Hi,
How did you find the Aliexpress seller, did you use Jiutian Instrument Store?
What is the story with warranty, send it back to china?
The Australia tax it is bit hard to swallow, AU $194.95 or 23% difference
Only real difference seems to be local warranty(assuming they don't go broke) there doesn't seem to be any manufacturer office here so would be back to china in that case I guess.
DHO804
Aliexpress inc AU tax and shipping US $419.34 = AU $650.95
Local inc tax and shipping AU $845.90
I would be getting a DHO804, the only worry is would it arrive, but I have only had one item not arrive from Ali Express from out of maybe 40 purchases and got a refund since it was obvious they never sent it anyway by the dodgy tracking number. But to me AU$700 is a fair chunk of money to risk direct from China.
There is no Rigol office in the UK, just a distributor same as here. https://int.rigol.com/contact/info (https://int.rigol.com/contact/info)
In fact the there are no UK distributors listed so who knows if they are legit or not. https://int.rigol.com/contact/where-to-buy (https://int.rigol.com/contact/where-to-buy)
Rigol are notoriously difficult with warranty, there is no Rigol international warranty, if you don't buy it from the local distributor it would be unlikely they will want to help.In my case, the warranty claim was accepted and the unit was fixed despite it was purchased not from local dealer. But here is a local Rigol rep so no international shipping was necessary.
Hmmm, seems it could last longer than expected...
QuoteHmmm, seems it could last longer than expected...
Maybe not after all. ;)
I had received an answer from Batronix today that they still assume the next week, that they have not heard anything to the contrary to date.
In order to introduce these amazing scopes to our customers, use Coupon Code RIG1023 for 7% off the list prices of the DHO800 and DHO900 scopes!
(This discount expires at midnight, October 31,2023.)
Just got an email from Saelig about the DSO800/DS900:QuoteIn order to introduce these amazing scopes to our customers, use Coupon Code RIG1023 for 7% off the list prices of the DHO800 and DHO900 scopes!
(This discount expires at midnight, October 31,2023.)
Yeah I got that email too, but the code doesn't work yet. At least not with the DHO914S.
Yeah I got that email too, but the code doesn't work yet. At least not with the DHO914S.
Same for DHO804. Not a huge difference between the two coupons, but 5 bucks is 5 bucks :). I'll be super surprised (shocked even) if the coupons stack, but that would be awesome: DHO804 for the price of a DS1054Z.
coupon code RIG1023 did not work for me :palm:
On their website they have adjusted the delivery time, 1-4 days for the 2-channel variant.Quite heavy EU pricing, comparing it to "Saelig" in the USA, precarious name, "Saelig" with ae... "ae" usually resamples the old norse letter Æ.. - seems the word "Saelig" does originate from the old Danish norse "Sælig"
21-40 days for the 4-channel... ???
I hope this will not be true.
Also funny:
The 100Mhz 2-channel costs the same as the 70Mhz 4-channel model.... ;)
Aliexpress-codes (though about 3 days old, so some of them are likely gone, as they work on many items there but most seem to be good atm, so maybe someone can find the use of it, and lower the price a tad..
The most lucrative ones', and are to USA & Spain residents & based on your address)
International codes:
$6/50: OT6
$14/120: OT14
Spain:
$6 dto. en compra de $50: ES6
11€ dto. en compras de 80€: ES11
$12 dto. en compra de $100: ES12
26€ dto. en compras de 200€: ES26
45€ dto. en compras de 300€: ES45
60€ dto. en compras de 400€: ES60
USA:
US $3 off $30 Code: US3AFF
US $12 off $100 Code: US12AFF
US* $6 off $20 Code: NEWUS6OFF
US* $8 off $40 Code: NEWUS8OFF
US* $12 off $80 Code: NEWUS12OFF
US* $25 off $150 Code: NEWUS25OFF
- those with * are new customer codes)
21-40 days for the 4-channel... ???
I hope this will not be true.
RIGOL USA currently shows that of Oct 6, 2023 that the DHO802, DHO812, DHO814 are in stock.
RIGOL USA currently shows that of Oct 6, 2023 that the DHO802, DHO812, DHO814, DHO914, DHO914S, and DHO924 are in stock. Only the DHO804 and DHO924S are not in stock. I have no experience ordering anything directly from RIGOL USA myself.
https://www.rigolna.com/products/rigol-digital-oscilloscopes/dho800/ (https://www.rigolna.com/products/rigol-digital-oscilloscopes/dho800/)
https://www.rigolna.com/products/rigol-digital-oscilloscopes/dho900/ (https://www.rigolna.com/products/rigol-digital-oscilloscopes/dho900/)
so what is the eevblog SAELIG code?
Batronix now marked the DHO804 and DHO914 as on stock, "my" 804 has been shipped today. ;)
With luck it will arrive tomorrow or wednesday.
I bet once I get back on track, these have become unobtainium or because of space aliens the price doubled. It'd be just my luck. :(
Tadaaa... 8)
Which did you ordered ?
804 is on stock..
Aha...
Batronix won´t give any discount for this.
They might give you a tenner off if you're an existing customer
If you want one: Now is the time
I already got one:
It's less than 299USD for the 4 channel one since Oct. 24 for the 1111 (Nov. 11) sale, was 315USD regularly in China.
Considered the DHO900S, but at over double the price, all I get is a sig gen that can do Bode plots, but with pretty bad specs, an LA port that I'll probably never use cuz the probes, and an official 125MHz/250MHz spec at the same 1.25GSa/s sample rate... yeah forget about it.while looking for other brand MSO, i noticed DHO804 already reduced price since my purchase. i purchased early october at USD387.05 now its only USD358 nuts https://www.aliexpress.com/item/1005006140347160.html (https://www.aliexpress.com/item/1005006140347160.html) there is 90% hope DHO804 can be upgraded to DHO924S (with sig gen and LA probe) at much cheaper cost.. ymmv.
Current
Price 15 Feb 2024
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DHO802 $300 $330 // +30
DHO804 $400 $440 // +40
DHO812 $400 $440 // +40
DHO814 $500 $550 // +50
DHO914 $600 $660 // +60
DHO914S $700 $770 // +70
DHO924 $700 $770 // +70
DHO924S $800 $900 // +100
At the very least, it will lead to additional sales in the short term for all those who are currently considering it. These customers are then lost to Siglent for the time being.my thought too, 1 week panic buying. when price increased, siglent then can also up a little bit its opening price, when its published, rigol then can lower the price again... this price manipulation strategy is a bit funny to me though, price fluctuation for no apparent reason.