                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                
Date: Tue, 11 Sep 2012 21:22:59 -0700 (PDT)
From: Hayden Pet <haydenhattr...@gmail.com>
To: hackerspace_brisbane@googlegroups.com
Message-Id: <6bf81d23-8d6b-4ded-816c-f5dfb8baa94c@googlegroups.com>
Subject: Bring your occiloscope
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Hay guys
I was hoping that we could get a collection of lots of different 
occiloscopes and do a review on the different types.
aka, portable ones, 60MHz vs 100MHz vs 200MHz and whats practical for what.

The reasoning behind wanting to do this is below:
I offered this guy a lower price on e-bay for his oscilloscope than 
advertised on e-bay. He accepted and I didn't really want it. Its only a 
60MHz analog oscilloscope. I still have my dad's 200MHz digital one, I was 
wondering if I wanted to just opt for a portable one, and the I found there 
is a lot of interesting stuff out there that I think I could just run 
through for hobbyists. 
I wanna re-sell the one I have or see if the space wants it, but before 
that I may as well put it to use.

PLEASE no comments regarding other reviews existing or how they do things. 
Even though my youtube is small and old and amature, I have learned a lot 
from it that I haven't been able to make a video to show so. So non of 
this; "its already been done" or "so and so structures his review like this 
so he doesn't look stupid"... just covering the bases.

So who may be able to bring in what? and thank you very very much for 
helping if you can (in advance)... I'll say it again later too :P

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Hay guys<br>I was hoping that we could get a collection of lots of differen=
t occiloscopes and do a review on the different types.<br>aka, portable one=
s, 60MHz vs 100MHz vs 200MHz and whats practical for what.<br><br>The reaso=
ning behind wanting to do this is below:<br>I offered this guy a lower pric=
e on e-bay for his oscilloscope than advertised on e-bay. He accepted and I=
 didn't really want it. Its only a 60MHz analog oscilloscope. I still have =
my dad's 200MHz digital one, I was wondering if I wanted to just opt for a =
portable one, and the I found there is a lot of interesting stuff out there=
 that I think I could just run through for hobbyists. <br>I wanna re-sell t=
he one I have or see if the space wants it, but before that I may as well p=
ut it to use.<br><br>PLEASE no comments regarding other reviews existing or=
 how they do things. Even though my youtube is small and old and amature, I=
 have learned a lot from it that I haven't been able to make a video to sho=
w so. So non of this; "its already been done" or "so and so structures his =
review like this so he doesn't look stupid"... just covering the bases.<br>=
<br>So who may be able to bring in what? and thank you very very much for h=
elping if you can (in advance)... I'll say it again later too :P<br>
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