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It's only 20Mhz but would have some application.? I have been using one for years in robotics industry and has worked flawlessly for me. Vince N1VIN

I mean for the EF01.

I would pay for a front panel with cutouts for the stock ?B.

If you don't have a lot of cash, you can go the used route. A decent dual trace 100Mhz scope can be found on eblah for 100 bucks or more. Stick to the name brands like Tektronix or HP. See if the

Get the HantekDSO5202P instead! Roy WA0YMH

Anyone have an opinion on the Siglent SDS1202X-E? I’ve been leaning towards that one after shopping for a few weeks. $379 and Amazon Prime will have it to me in a couple days. For the

I had one of those. Got rid of it on eBay.? Did not have very good triggering, with little options. I comes as is, no support or upgrades for its firmware.? Did not even have AC coupling?? Cheap

Guy, IMHO, you'd be better off with the HantekDSO5202P dual channel 200MHz scope they have for $275. I think shipping is free. I bought one a year ago for $300 and it's great. There are a bunch of

I notice that the bottom edges of the heatsinks are in near contact with a couple of traces (admittedly coated and insulated). But given that the heatsinks are at B+ voltage I have replaced them with

Very tidy work indeed.

I just uploaded to the files area an .stl for a blank panel for the banggood EF01 plastic enclosure.? I printed a test one in PLA with 100% fill and it fits and functions quite well.? I left the

this looks great , but how do you make a great looking cutout for the display ?????

While on the Circuit Specialists web site I came across this: Hantek ?20 MHz USB Oscilloscope for PC.? Is this something that could be used for radio troubleshooting? Have never used a scope before

I don't have the exact number, but one company was about $24 (including shipping) and the other company was $28 (including shipping) --- 5 boards each company. First time customer.

I just received my case for the uBITx today from the same supplier that David posted the link to, it was well packaged with all parts in separate plastic bags and foam between painted

I'm thinking about building one into a fancy wood box, so the panel would be under the lid.? A custom aluminum panel would be great for that.

what did those boards cost you?? Brian K9WIS ---- Gordon Gibby <ggibby@...> wrote:

Just uploaded my front-plate design into the ordering tool. Around 33 Euro if you choose Aluminium. Shoud be around $ 33. Don't know the prices in the U.S. but that the price range here in

Roughly what's the cost of such a panel?

I have used Front Panel Designer to layout panels that I have had produced and for others that I printed and laminated.? A very easy to use tool.