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Hi Tron, ? Thanks for the info. I looked at a few inexpensive ones but after reading the reviews it seems the more experienced people said a 0.5 objective lens was a must for being able to see more

Hi Harvey, how's it going? I have done a crash course yesterday and learned from my early findings that I need distance to work with plenty of access. And that a 0.5 objective lens for a wider view is

Thanks for the info. I checked out your website and looked at the view. Don't know if I need the camera but I guess it wouldn't hurt to have that option. I read that the camera's vie isn't in the same

I use a dissecting microscope from Lakeland Microscopes. Their seems to be something wrong with their website. Get Outlook for Android

I use one of these

The question is, have you tried the more expensive ones? I've definitely been burned, I bought a cheap one that looked exactly like a Meiji I have, and the picture quality is absolute crap by

I use a Mantis Elite at work every day for soldering. It resolves exactly what you mentioned, that the view disappears, because it has very wide field eyepiece area (you look into a single

@Dave, I too went through the process of attempting to resolve the problem of soldering SMD components. I tried a variety of USB Microscopes because they were inexpensive while the vendors were

Do an EBAY search for Binocular Stereo Microscope and you will be surprised by the number of solutions you CAN afford. I have bought them in the past for children and have found that many of the

I do.? An old american optical, 5 different powers, boom stand. Old fashioned fiber optics light (bulb set on low). Make sure that if you buy one used, that it's not made for chip examination, and

I have the trinocular version of this scope. I needed the camera for creating YouTube videos. See website. You are correct on viewing angle you need to see exactly through the center of the eye

Anybody using a microscope made for soldering? I finally realized I need to be able to see better, and I will pay for the needed fix. I don't think I want a USB style that has the little

Circad was the 3rd PCB CAD I played with. It gave me my home brew fat traces desired result http://www.learnmorsecode.com/circad/index.html BUT its price tag is waaaaaaaay out of my league to buy

What OS are you using. Maybe Win7 will have a better feel for me to try it again. I like it originally as it reminded me of Circad from Holophase. Circad is really nice, but stupidly

Dave, I have two and they are just great. My favourite thing with any digital scope is that you can record the info before the trigger. You get a huge display which you can project when giving

HiNever could see the point of buying or using a PC Scope?If you require a scope buy a proprietary branded purpose built one which will last for years .If money is tight look around for a decent

OK folks......? this is what I think of PCBCAD51 noting I am NOT an electrical engineer that spent a lifetime in CAD programs. I am a hobby tinkerer.... and most definitely an avid PCB

I have to say, cresswellavenue (since you don't post with a name), that this does seem a bit like you are only posting this to advertise your software. I see nothing that adds content here, but you

Please enlighten us about your *REAL* purpose of? starting a vague thread about your PC USB scope "project" and the intent of putting your company website on the bottom of your post? Your PC USB

The speed of drawing is down to the speed of PC and Windows. The CAD software doesn't draw anything it is all Windows functions. XNA and direct?X frameworks are part of Windows and nothing to do