Thanks for responding so fast Enrique, I know a lot of professional technicians that can’t even turn on a scope, let alone use one for automotive use. I love the fact you don’t need very expensive equipment to diagnose vehicles in a professional manner. I really appreciate all you videos and I think I’m going to get it anyway. You have inspired me. You are a true professional!!!
Thanks for the informative video of Hantek. You gave a great and. thorough tutorial on performing the relative compression test. There is not a lot of info on the internet for it. It seems to be a good option for those who can't afford a high end scope. I hope you will give more demonstrations in the future.
I like not only your videos but also the beats before 5:43 and after that. You must be one of a kind. Everything is checked mark . I am a new user of the Hantex 1008
Thank you! A few people have commented that the music was too distracting/annoying. I am glad I did no annoy everyone 😁. Thank you for your comment and thanks for watching!!
hello enrique., excellent video.. I am interested in knowing how I can have the pressure values that are seen in your video. Would you really help me with a guide or a tutorial., of formulation,. You really are great successes.
Hi, do you have more learning videos on relative compression, spark plug and injector tests? Also basic understanding of wave forms. You have a great learning video and thank you very much!
That is mainly what my channel is about. The later videos have been more experimental but look thorough my list of videos and I am sure you will find some interesting topics. My most popular video on this subject is showing how to set up a fuel injector waveform test. th-cam.com/video/xd5F954RAFc/w-d-xo.html Here is the link to my list of videos on my channel th-cam.com/channels/LTgw8NreBJcrb8tWztmm0g.html
@@Enrique_Osorio your welcome. Personally if I am trying to learn or study something, loud repetitive music takes away from the important information at hand. Have a Merry Christmas -Glen
Enrique, thanks so much for answering me! I'm still not clear on what probe will/should buy for the Hantek would you mind telling which model did you used, or which one should work for the hantek?-I'm new to the scope thing. Now, I read in one of your posts you mentioned the Pico 2204A, is this a better choice than the Hantek? I'm a retired wanna be mechanic with spare time to kill and I want to at least learn how to work on my cars. Enrique you have a great gift for teaching, your videos are easy to understand, I hope that you'll continue posting more. Sorry, for bothering so much. Thanks again!
Not a problem Javier. I assumed you already own a Hantek but it looks like you are still shopping around. In that case I would recommend a low end Picoscope rather than a Hantek. The Hantek is cheaper but the Hantek software is somewhat frustrating to work with. Here is a good option. www.picotech.com/oscilloscope/2000/picoscope-2000-overview The PicoScope I linked only has two channels but it is a higher quality product than the Hantek and the software is much more user friendly. It is $150. If you need something more capable simply select the options that you need. For hobby automotive use you will do fine with the PicoScope 2204A. If you really want more channels the next step up is the PicoScope 2405A with 4 channels which is $450. As for the probes, if you need something high quality try these in the link below. They are High quality and reasonably priced. I have ones similar to these. www.digikey.com/product-detail/en/digilent,-inc./460-004/1286-1075-ND/4840870?Test%20Leads%20-%20Oscilloscope%20Probes&Shopping_Product_Test%20and%20Measurement&Test%20Leads%20-%20Oscilloscope%20Probes&gclid=Cj0KCQjw6575BRCQARIsAMp-ksPj-EQB-BQ46h-D-sCjq8M_OoIOY5a09bit8BCZyxSQMRIPgzlZAfoaAi_yEALw_wcB For the current clamps, here is what I have. www.ebay.com/itm/Hantek-CC-65-Oscilloscope-Multimeter-AC-DC-Current-Clamp-Meter-65A-20KHz-for-Car/223094659989?epid=22004147278&hash=item33f17a5b95:g:4ggAAOSwQqJbmy80 www.ebay.com/itm/Hantek-CC-650-AC-DC-Current-Clamp-Meter-Multimeter-w-Oscilloscope-BNC-Connector/223091295346?epid=2254344469&hash=item33f1470472:g:AZ4AAOSwNchaLFeG www.ebay.com/itm/Pico-TA167-BNC-2000A-200A-AC-DC-Current-Clamp/363035996106?epid=1864984155&hash=item5486a1afca:g:q1MAAOSwZmpe--MD www.ebay.com/itm/PICO-TECHNOLOGY-PicoScope-60-A-AC-DC-current-clamp-4mm-connector/254668860716?epid=4039410984&hash=item3b4b726d2c:g:lUEAAOSw2kZfIMnj I have those four current clamps linked above and they work in every situation I have needed them for. If you want something that just works with no fancy extras get the Hantek clamps, otherwise get the Pico Clamps. Other alternative high quality current clamps are: www.digikey.com/product-detail/en/b-k-precision/CP-3/CP3-ND/227495 www.amazon.com/TPI-A254-Current-Adapter-Megaohms/dp/B0095XC06U The TPI current clamp sold by Amazon is very expensive but is great for very low current applications. Other options are buying something like a current sensor and using the voltage output of the current sensor to use with your scope. You will need to apply your own 5 volt supply if you want to go this route. The current sensors are very cheap ($5-$20) but you need to know what you are doing when using this option. Here is a link to an example of a current sensor. www.ebay.com/itm/ACS712-Current-Sensor-Module-with-5A-20A-30A-analogue-sensing-range-for-Arduino/391791347945?hash=item5b389588e9:g:ItwAAOSwB8Nd0Pd8:sc:USPSFirstClass!93420!US!-1 The idea with using the current sensor is that you would break the circuit you are trying to measure, route the current through the sensor board, and use the voltage output of the sensor with your oscilloscope to view the current waveform. I hope I answered your questions. Let me know if you have any other questions.
You are not using attenuators probing this coil? Is there any way possible for you to make a spreadsheet or pdf file that shows settings on Hantek by each tool?
Excellent question!! The 2nd and 3rd waveforms had the amp clamp on the cable that went to the starter motor. That will generally get you a cleaner waveform. Additionally the Mazda that the first waveform was taken from has an electronic cam phaser on the intake cam which can vary the pressure in the cylinder during cranking resulting in a smaller difference between maximum and minimum current drawn from the starter. Thank you for your insightful question, and thanks for watching!!
Great videos, I have a Hantek DSO 3064, just wondering if you may do more videos on the software or if there is anything like the Pico software which seems easier to use, please and thank you ✌️
Hey Enrique, I just wanted to thank you for all the great videos. I’ve been using my 2 channel scope on my Snap On Modus for a couple years now. I’m really Intrested in the Hantek 1008C. It’s hard to believe that such a cheap scope does a good job? Do you think an older lap top will work ok with the Hantek program? Thanks again!! Wish I could hang with you and diagnose some cars!!
Unfortunately not. The Hantek 1008 is not a professional grade scope. If you have been using the Modus, stick with the modus. The snap on tool scope is orders of magnitude greater than the Hantek. The Hantek is only for hobbyists or masochistic mechanics. If you really want to use the Hantek 1008 I recommend a PC that has a 3rd gen Intel i3 or better with at least 4GB of ram running Windows 10
Unfortunately the hardware does not allow for good recordings. There is a record feature but it is glitchy and not useful. This is a VERY basic scope that is only to be purchased if you are unsure if an oscilloscope is the right tool to use. It is a stepping stone tool that is for hobbyist who are not looking for serious equipment.
@@Enrique_Osorio I keep forgetting that a RC test can also be used to check the condition of a starter just how you showed. I need to remember that the next time I get an intermittent no crank 👍
Enrique, I enjoy watching your videos so much. I have a question, what memory and space the Dell Venue needs to run the Hantek software? once again, thank you for your videos!
Thanks sir please let me know how to record the wave and check please make a video about crank and cam with hantek intermediate starting problem thanks from India🇮🇳
I noticed Hanteck makes eight channel, four channel and two channel oscillisopes. Why is the four channel so much more than the eight channel one? I would think eight channel would be more than four, is there some other feature I am not aware of?
That is an excellent idea but this Hantek 1008 does not have an AC coupling function. This would be an excellent idea for a video with a scope that has an AC coupling setting. Thank you for your suggestion and thanks for watching!!
I'm looking to get my first scope for automotive diagnostics as a hobby and to help family and friends. Do you recommend the Hantek 1008c or should I go another route? Also, please consider setting up an Amazon "store" with the gear you use so that when I buy it you get a little $ for all the work you put into these videos.
As a hobby ABSOLUTELY if you are OK with a lot of drawbacks. I used the Hantek 1008 for years professionally until I purchased my PicoScope. In those years I endured a lot of wasted time just trying to figure out exactly how the Hantek 1008 and its software like to be treated. Unfortunately the Hantek 1008 can be quite glitchy. If your patience wears out quickly or its essential that the product works every time you need it to, I DO NOT recommend the Hantek. In my opinion even a used Picoscope would be worth paying the extra money for.
The first link is an eBay link for a base Pico. The second link is for the specs on Pico's website. This is NOT an automotive based scope so the software will not be optimized toward automotive use. With a little research and patience you will be able to use this Pico for nearly anything you need on a car. You will need to purchase additional probes for automotive use like a current clamp and attenuators. www.ebay.com/itm/Pico-2204A-PicoScope-2-channel-AWG-10MHz-Includes-probes/264464822324?epid=1151022157&hash=item3d9354f034:g:6cAAAOSwV8ZdfD7C www.picotech.com/oscilloscope/2000/picoscope-2000-specifications
Crashes when it received voltage spikes for an extended period of time. 10 seconds The pause feature does not store any information greater than the current screen at the current t time base. The sample rate is low so you barely get a good wavedorm with high frequency signals like CAN bus lines. The presets for automotive use are not helpful at all. The absolute voltage level accuracy is probably within 5% when using attenuators, which is fine if you just need the shape of the waveform and not exact voltage levels. There is no way to custom add functions for an accessory. For example there are options to choose Hantek current clamps as an input but if the current clamps you have uses a different ration of mA per Volt, you are going to have to keep the conversion formula in your head. It's not too bad of a drawback but it is annoying. There is NO AC coupling, only DC. The XY mode is OK but nothing spectacular. The scope itself is very susceptible to noise so keep it away from spark plugs wires and ignition coils. I use extra long leads. That's all off the top of my head. Any more questions, let me know.
Hi, Enrique, I'm from Russia. I watched your video about the hantek1008c oscilloscope. I wanted to ask, I know that the hantek oscilloscope has a recording function, but when playing it, only the playback speed of the waveform recording is selected there, can you tell me if you rewind this recording?
Thanks for sharing this.I have one question mate, How do you capture the reading on the hantek? how do you record the data on hantek and review it? I hope you will do a video for my questions. Thaks.
This video is a bit misleading. I took these measurements with a pressure gauge and added them to the waveform. Thank you for your question and thanks for watching!!
I have two video showing how to install the software on a Windows device. Links are below. The top one is better. th-cam.com/video/wCHch4X0cqA/w-d-xo.html th-cam.com/video/vn_rkn3SBQE/w-d-xo.html
Yes there are two ways, unfortunately the Hantek 1008 is not really capable of either way. The method involves watching the voltage drop across the positive of the battery and the positive input of the starter motor. If that is inaccessible then you can simply monitor the battery voltage. Then you must set your scope to AC coupling. Unfortunately the Hantek 1008 does not have that feature. Lastly you crank the engine and monitor the the voltage fluctuations as the motor cranks. Since the scope is in AC coupling any DC signal is blocked and you only see the fluctuations. If you really want to try to do this with the Hantek 1008 you are going to need some type of high pass filter. Linked below I show a 10 nF capacitor which if placed in SERIES with your probes will filter out frequencies below 10HZ. I hope this helps. Let me know if you have any questions. I also linked some other videos that may be helpful. www.ebay.com/itm/5x-5pcs-1000V-01uF-High-Voltage-Ceramic-Capacitor-103M-1KV-0-01-uf-mfd-10nF/252389093901?hash=item3ac38ff20d:g:z~oAAOSwdV1XNlRV Recommended video on the topic. th-cam.com/video/Sg7HfvQsHG8/w-d-xo.html Video about capacitor blocking DC th-cam.com/video/doz1Qfte2DA/w-d-xo.html Video about High Pass Filters th-cam.com/video/4CcIFycCnxU/w-d-xo.html
hi Enrique,Thank You for the good job brother,with Hantek 1008 C or A Can a person be able to do the In-Cylinder Pressure Analysys measurement?ie measuring 720 degrees divided into 30 degrees division?
I have purchased hantek 1008c after watching your video but i never used i think I m not able to use I need training still I didn't understand I think so
Enrique, I have the Hantek 6022BE. I'm confused what you do when you calibrate the scope. (I assume the 1008 is the same). What do you do with the probes? Mine is a two channel scope. Do you disconnect them from the unit or do something else? Thanks for any help you can provide.
Enrique, 2 more questions: 1. I googled for the voltage proves and found them... but there are too many to chose e.g. PP-90 (80MHz), PP-150 (100MHz) so, which one should I get? 2. On your earlier videos you used a Hantek current clamp and now you are using a CC-650, is one better than the other? Thanks, again!
The PP150 would be better since it has a higher bandwidth of 100 MHz. Unfortunately the Hantek will not be able to read a 100 MHz signal so the probe is overkill. If you only ever plan to use the Hantek as your scope buy the cheaper probe. As for the current clamp if you can only buy one clamp I would suggest buying the higher current clamp since there are tricks that you can use to make them more accurate for lower currents. The reality is when buying a current clamp you need to buy one for your needs. A single current clamp will NOT work in all situations. I have a Low current clamp that works from 1 Amp to about 60 Amps. I also have a medium current clamp which works from 10 to 600 Amps. I have a high current clamp that works from 50 Amps to 2000 Amps. The clamps I have are for different ranges and they overlap. When using a current clamp you want to choose one that the currents you will be measuring are somewhere in the middle of that clamps rating. There is no one clamp for everything.
@@Enrique_Osorio Enrique, thanks so much for answering me! I'm still not clear on what probe will/should buy for the Hantek would you mind telling which model did you used, or which one should work for the hantek?-I'm new to the scope thing. Now, I read in one of your posts you mentioned the Pico 2204A, is this a better choice than the Hantek? I'm a retired wanna be mechanic with spare time to kill and I want to at least learn how to work on my cars. Enrique you have a great gift for teaching, your videos are easy to understand, I hope that you'll continue posting more. Sorry, for bothering so much. Thanks again!
Not a problem Javier. I assumed you already own a Hantek but it looks like you are still shopping around. In that case I would recommend a low end Picoscope rather than a Hantek. The Hantek is cheaper but the Hantek software is somewhat frustrating to work with. Here is a good option. www.picotech.com/oscilloscope/2000/picoscope-2000-overview The PicoScope I linked only has two channels but it is a higher quality product than the Hantek and the software is much more user friendly. It is $150. If you need something more capable simply select the options that you need. For hobby automotive use you will do fine with the PicoScope 2204A. If you really want more channels the next step up is the PicoScope 2405A with 4 channels which is $450. As for the probes, if you need something high quality try these in the link below. They are High quality and reasonably priced. I have ones similar to these. www.digikey.com/product-detail/en/digilent,-inc./460-004/1286-1075-ND/4840870?Test%20Leads%20-%20Oscilloscope%20Probes&Shopping_Product_Test%20and%20Measurement&Test%20Leads%20-%20Oscilloscope%20Probes&gclid=Cj0KCQjw6575BRCQARIsAMp-ksPj-EQB-BQ46h-D-sCjq8M_OoIOY5a09bit8BCZyxSQMRIPgzlZAfoaAi_yEALw_wcB For the current clamps, here is what I have. www.ebay.com/itm/Hantek-CC-65-Oscilloscope-Multimeter-AC-DC-Current-Clamp-Meter-65A-20KHz-for-Car/223094659989?epid=22004147278&hash=item33f17a5b95:g:4ggAAOSwQqJbmy80 www.ebay.com/itm/Hantek-CC-650-AC-DC-Current-Clamp-Meter-Multimeter-w-Oscilloscope-BNC-Connector/223091295346?epid=2254344469&hash=item33f1470472:g:AZ4AAOSwNchaLFeG www.ebay.com/itm/Pico-TA167-BNC-2000A-200A-AC-DC-Current-Clamp/363035996106?epid=1864984155&hash=item5486a1afca:g:q1MAAOSwZmpe--MD www.ebay.com/itm/PICO-TECHNOLOGY-PicoScope-60-A-AC-DC-current-clamp-4mm-connector/254668860716?epid=4039410984&hash=item3b4b726d2c:g:lUEAAOSw2kZfIMnj I have those four current clamps linked above and they work in every situation I have needed them for. If you want something that just works with no fancy extras get the Hantek clamps, otherwise get the Pico Clamps. Other alternative high quality current clamps are: www.digikey.com/product-detail/en/b-k-precision/CP-3/CP3-ND/227495 www.amazon.com/TPI-A254-Current-Adapter-Megaohms/dp/B0095XC06U The TPI current clamp sold by Amazon is very expensive but is great for very low current applications. Other options are buying something like a current sensor and using the voltage output of the current sensor to use with your scope. You will need to apply your own 5 volt supply if you want to go this route. The current sensors are very cheap ($5-$20) but you need to know what you are doing when using this option. Here is a link to an example of a current sensor. www.ebay.com/itm/ACS712-Current-Sensor-Module-with-5A-20A-30A-analogue-sensing-range-for-Arduino/391791347945?hash=item5b389588e9:g:ItwAAOSwB8Nd0Pd8:sc:USPSFirstClass!93420!US!-1 The idea with using the current sensor is that you would break the circuit you are trying to measure, route the current through the sensor board, and use the voltage output of the sensor with your oscilloscope to view the current waveform. I hope I answered your questions. Let me know if you have any other questions.
The ignition coil on this car has 4 wires. One wire is 12V (Power), another is 0V (Ground), another is a sensing signal, and the last is the control signal. The control signal is distinct because it is a 5V rectangular pulse. Before the video I looked at a wiring diagram in the repair manual to see which wire was which. I did not go into too much detail because this is not a universal truth for all cars. There are many different ignition systems out there. Since this video was mainly about relative compression I left out the part about choosing the right wire. Thank you for your comment and thanks for watching.
Thanks for the education! I have seen all your videos about Hantek. I´m going to bye one myself but I haven´t decided the model yet. 1008C and 6074BE is the alternatives I´m looking for now. What´s your opinion with your experience?
It depends on your needs. If you need to be able to analyze fast signals and do not need more than two channels then the 6074BE is the way to go. If you just want something that works and you are not too interested in getting too "hardcore" into waveform analysis the 1008 will serve you well. That being said, there are dozens of scopes and scope types out there. I would say to first asses your needs and make a determination from that. If you are unsure what your needs are do some research about oscilloscope functions and that may lead you in the right direction. Thank you so much for watching my videos. It still amazes me everyday that anyone would voluntarily hear me talk. It amazes me even more that after hearing an explanation of mine, that they would come back for more. Let me know if you have any more questions and I will be glad to try to answer them. All the best, Enrique
@@Enrique_Osorio Thank´s for your answer! :) It isn´t easy to tell you my need. Honestly I´m not shore there is any. I have been living almost all my life without any scope, and it has gone quite well. But one of my biggest interests is cars and other vehicles, and I enjoy to maintain them. It´s also nice to push my knowledge forward. I think about 80% of my usage will be related to vehicles and the other 20% will be general use. 6074BE seems to have some more performance and memory and it has 4 channels (not 2), but the price is a little higher. Another question: Is there any function or performance that you have been missing on your 1008? Thanks again! Jan M
You are right, I did not realize that it was a 4 channel scope. In that case the 6074BE might be the better choice. It is twice the price of the 1008 but you have more functionality. The main problem of the Hantek 1008 is the speed. It can not look at high frequency signals. For automotive use, that is not a problem but if you want to learn about other electronics you might want to look at a more capable scope. I would like to add that I have rarely needed more than 4 channels and I usually only use 2 channels. Just something I wanted to add.
Yes there are two ways, unfortunately the Hantek 1008 is not really capable of either way. The method involves watching the voltage drop across the positive of the battery and the positive input of the starter motor. If that is inaccessible then you can simply monitor the battery voltage. Then you must set your scope to AC coupling. Unfortunately the Hantek 1008 does not have that feature. Lastly you crank the engine and monitor the the voltage fluctuations as the motor cranks. Since the scope is in AC coupling any DC signal is blocked and you only see the fluctuations. If you really want to try to do this with the Hantek 1008 you are going to need some type of high pass filter. Linked below I show a 10 nF capacitor which if placed in SERIES with your probes will filter out frequencies below 10HZ. I hope this helps. Let me know if you have any questions. I also linked some other videos that may be helpful. www.ebay.com/itm/5x-5pcs-1000V-01uF-High-Voltage-Ceramic-Capacitor-103M-1KV-0-01-uf-mfd-10nF/252389093901?hash=item3ac38ff20d:g:z~oAAOSwdV1XNlRV Recommended video on the topic. th-cam.com/video/Sg7HfvQsHG8/w-d-xo.html Video about capacitor blocking DC th-cam.com/video/doz1Qfte2DA/w-d-xo.html Video about High Pass Filters th-cam.com/video/4CcIFycCnxU/w-d-xo.html
Amigo hablo ingles intermedio pero no entendi muy bien lo de las escobillas del starter el consumo de amperio es muy bajo? o esta bien? Nuevo suscriptor
La idea es que si los amperios baja hasta 0 es porque las escobillas pierden contacto por un tiempo corto. Esto significa que el starter esta fallando.
It is an OK scope. I like to think of the Hantek 1008 as a scope to buy if you are unsure if a scope is a tool that you would benefit from. There are a lot of drawbacks to using the Hantek 1008 but it has enough functionality to perform some tasks. As for the 1st look sensor, I have never personally used it but from the information I have found online the frequency output of a 1st look sensor is not very high therefore I believe it can be used successfully with the Hanek 1008. Thank you for your questions and thanks for watching!!
Unfortunately I do not know of any way to set the software up on anything but a machine running WIndows 8 or 10. Sorry about that. There are options out there for android based oscilloscopes but this Hantek is not one of them. Thank you so much for watching and thank you for your question!!
TLDR: Hantek 1008c is good enough but not the best. Decide on your needs before buying. I recommend the Hantek 1008 for people who are hobbyist or for people who do not know if an oscilloscope is the right tool for them. The Hantek 1008c is fast enough for most of the signals you would see in a car but it does not mean it is the best tool for the job. I used the Hantek for years professionally as a mechanic and upgraded to the PicoScope when the Hantek simply did not cut it. The Hantek is glitchy, sometimes will not display a signal properly the first time and it takes a while to get used to its quirks. The PicoScope, a scope that costs 10x the Hantek, is super fast, with great software and so many functions. Bottom line, buy the Hantek of you want something to play with or buy something more capable if this is going to be part of your livelihood. Thank you so much for your question and thank you for watching my videos. Any other comments or questions you may have simply give my comment a thumbs up so I know to look for your comment. Thank you again and hope to hear from you again soon.
Gracias Enrique se te agradece tu canal es para que tuvieras mas seguidores si te pudiera ayudar en eso con gusto. por lo pronto lo compartiré en mis redes sociales y mi pagina de youtube! es tu video th-cam.com/video/FODpcVSuJHA/w-d-xo.html
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Thanks for responding so fast Enrique, I know a lot of professional technicians that can’t even turn on a scope, let alone use one for automotive use. I love the fact you don’t need very expensive equipment to diagnose vehicles in a professional manner. I really appreciate all you videos and I think I’m going to get it anyway. You have inspired me. You are a true professional!!!
I wish you had more videos, because they're practical and well explained!
Thank you so much for your kind words. I really appreciate it. I hope to make more videos soon. All the best!!
Channel is a gem. I just bought my first scope (micsig 1104c) and I need all the help I can get to figure out how to use it safely and effectively
Doing videos with hantek 1008 seems like a smart thing to do. I bet there alot of people out there that have this unit
Thanks for the informative video of Hantek. You gave a great and. thorough tutorial on performing the relative compression test. There is not a lot of info on the internet for it. It seems to be a good option for those who can't afford a high end scope. I hope you will give more demonstrations in the future.
I hope so too. Thank you for your kind words and thanks for watching!!
I like not only your videos but also the beats before 5:43 and after that. You must be one of a kind. Everything is checked mark . I am a new user of the Hantex 1008
Thank you! A few people have commented that the music was too distracting/annoying. I am glad I did no annoy everyone 😁. Thank you for your comment and thanks for watching!!
Thank you for posting another excellent video about using the Hantek 1008c. Best wishes.
Thank you for your kind words and thanks for watching!!
Another excellent video.
Absolutely superb sir.well done.
Thanks for coming back with more videos
My pleasure 😃 . Thank you for watching!!
hello enrique., excellent video.. I am interested in knowing how I can have the pressure values that are seen in your video. Would you really help me with a guide or a tutorial., of formulation,. You really are great successes.
very good videos. I wish you would make more using the hantek. Thank you!
thanks for your examples ,I'am a old guy interested in that type of scope.CK,wisc.
Great video! Thanks for sharing!
Excellent information! Thanks so much for this.
Hi, do you have more learning videos on relative compression, spark plug and injector tests? Also basic understanding of wave forms. You have a great learning video and thank you very much!
That is mainly what my channel is about. The later videos have been more experimental but look thorough my list of videos and I am sure you will find some interesting topics. My most popular video on this subject is showing how to set up a fuel injector waveform test.
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Here is the link to my list of videos on my channel
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Excellent info Enrique but the background music is distracting and annoying, it takes away from what you are discussing.
I was trying something new to see if it works. I will adjust in future videos. Thank you for the honest feedback and thanks for watching!!
@@Enrique_Osorio your welcome. Personally if I am trying to learn or study something, loud repetitive music takes away from the important information at hand. Have a Merry Christmas -Glen
Enrique, thanks so much for answering me! I'm still not clear on what probe will/should buy for the Hantek would you mind telling which model did you used, or which one should work for the hantek?-I'm new to the scope thing. Now, I read in one of your posts you mentioned the Pico 2204A, is this a better choice than the Hantek? I'm a retired wanna be mechanic with spare time to kill and I want to at least learn how to work on my cars. Enrique you have a great gift for teaching, your videos are easy to understand, I hope that you'll continue posting more. Sorry, for bothering so much. Thanks again!
Not a problem Javier. I assumed you already own a Hantek but it looks like you are still shopping around. In that case I would recommend a low end Picoscope rather than a Hantek. The Hantek is cheaper but the Hantek software is somewhat frustrating to work with. Here is a good option.
www.picotech.com/oscilloscope/2000/picoscope-2000-overview
The PicoScope I linked only has two channels but it is a higher quality product than the Hantek and the software is much more user friendly. It is $150. If you need something more capable simply select the options that you need. For hobby automotive use you will do fine with the PicoScope 2204A. If you really want more channels the next step up is the PicoScope 2405A with 4 channels which is $450.
As for the probes, if you need something high quality try these in the link below. They are High quality and reasonably priced. I have ones similar to these.
www.digikey.com/product-detail/en/digilent,-inc./460-004/1286-1075-ND/4840870?Test%20Leads%20-%20Oscilloscope%20Probes&Shopping_Product_Test%20and%20Measurement&Test%20Leads%20-%20Oscilloscope%20Probes&gclid=Cj0KCQjw6575BRCQARIsAMp-ksPj-EQB-BQ46h-D-sCjq8M_OoIOY5a09bit8BCZyxSQMRIPgzlZAfoaAi_yEALw_wcB
For the current clamps, here is what I have.
www.ebay.com/itm/Hantek-CC-65-Oscilloscope-Multimeter-AC-DC-Current-Clamp-Meter-65A-20KHz-for-Car/223094659989?epid=22004147278&hash=item33f17a5b95:g:4ggAAOSwQqJbmy80
www.ebay.com/itm/Hantek-CC-650-AC-DC-Current-Clamp-Meter-Multimeter-w-Oscilloscope-BNC-Connector/223091295346?epid=2254344469&hash=item33f1470472:g:AZ4AAOSwNchaLFeG
www.ebay.com/itm/Pico-TA167-BNC-2000A-200A-AC-DC-Current-Clamp/363035996106?epid=1864984155&hash=item5486a1afca:g:q1MAAOSwZmpe--MD
www.ebay.com/itm/PICO-TECHNOLOGY-PicoScope-60-A-AC-DC-current-clamp-4mm-connector/254668860716?epid=4039410984&hash=item3b4b726d2c:g:lUEAAOSw2kZfIMnj
I have those four current clamps linked above and they work in every situation I have needed them for. If you want something that just works with no fancy extras get the Hantek clamps, otherwise get the Pico Clamps.
Other alternative high quality current clamps are:
www.digikey.com/product-detail/en/b-k-precision/CP-3/CP3-ND/227495
www.amazon.com/TPI-A254-Current-Adapter-Megaohms/dp/B0095XC06U
The TPI current clamp sold by Amazon is very expensive but is great for very low current applications.
Other options are buying something like a current sensor and using the voltage output of the current sensor to use with your scope. You will need to apply your own 5 volt supply if you want to go this route. The current sensors are very cheap ($5-$20) but you need to know what you are doing when using this option. Here is a link to an example of a current sensor.
www.ebay.com/itm/ACS712-Current-Sensor-Module-with-5A-20A-30A-analogue-sensing-range-for-Arduino/391791347945?hash=item5b389588e9:g:ItwAAOSwB8Nd0Pd8:sc:USPSFirstClass!93420!US!-1
The idea with using the current sensor is that you would break the circuit you are trying to measure, route the current through the sensor board, and use the voltage output of the sensor with your oscilloscope to view the current waveform.
I hope I answered your questions. Let me know if you have any other questions.
You are not using attenuators probing this coil?
Is there any way possible for you to make a spreadsheet or pdf file that shows settings on Hantek by each tool?
The second RC waveform for the ford is cleaner than the first waveform you show .what makes the difference.Happy new year
Excellent question!! The 2nd and 3rd waveforms had the amp clamp on the cable that went to the starter motor. That will generally get you a cleaner waveform. Additionally the Mazda that the first waveform was taken from has an electronic cam phaser on the intake cam which can vary the pressure in the cylinder during cranking resulting in a smaller difference between maximum and minimum current drawn from the starter. Thank you for your insightful question, and thanks for watching!!
Using the 10x probe instead of the normal 1x probe that come with the hanktek kit ,will that make a difference in the getting a cleaner waveform .
Unfortunately not since the waveform is the CURRENT waveform and that is measured by the CC-650 current clamp
Great videos, I have a Hantek DSO 3064, just wondering if you may do more videos on the software or if there is anything like the Pico software which seems easier to use, please and thank you ✌️
Great video enrique. How do you do a relative compression test on distributor system with plug wire? I'm still learning how to use the oscilloscope
Hey Enrique, I just wanted to thank you for all the great videos. I’ve been using my 2 channel scope on my Snap On Modus for a couple years now. I’m really Intrested in the Hantek 1008C. It’s hard to believe that such a cheap scope does a good job? Do you think an older lap top will work ok with the Hantek program? Thanks again!! Wish I could hang with you and diagnose some cars!!
Unfortunately not. The Hantek 1008 is not a professional grade scope. If you have been using the Modus, stick with the modus. The snap on tool scope is orders of magnitude greater than the Hantek. The Hantek is only for hobbyists or masochistic mechanics.
If you really want to use the Hantek 1008 I recommend a PC that has a 3rd gen Intel i3 or better with at least 4GB of ram running Windows 10
Very cool tutorials. Can you show about recording long signals, playing and analyzing? Best regards
Unfortunately the hardware does not allow for good recordings. There is a record feature but it is glitchy and not useful. This is a VERY basic scope that is only to be purchased if you are unsure if an oscilloscope is the right tool to use. It is a stepping stone tool that is for hobbyist who are not looking for serious equipment.
Great video. Thank you
Love to make these videos. Thank you for your kind words and thanks for watching!!
@@Enrique_Osorio I keep forgetting that a RC test can also be used to check the condition of a starter just how you showed. I need to remember that the next time I get an intermittent no crank 👍
Great Video Thank for sharing it!
Thanks for watching!
Enrique, I enjoy watching your videos so much. I have a question, what memory and space the Dell Venue needs to run the Hantek software? once again, thank you for your videos!
The Dell Venue 8 Pro had 2 GB of DDR3 Ram and 32 GB of storage. The program itself used less than 1GB of storage. The Dell ran Windows 10.
Очень хорошее видео. Продолжайте снимать
Thanks sir please let me know how to record the wave and check please make a video about crank and cam with hantek intermediate starting problem thanks from India🇮🇳
Excelente video.Tiene alguna modificacion tu hantek o es original stock? Abrazo!
Es original el Hantek. Gracias por su comentario y gracias por ver mi video.
I noticed Hanteck makes eight channel, four channel and two channel oscillisopes. Why is the four channel so much more than the eight channel one? I would think eight channel would be more than four, is there some other feature I am not aware of?
Please make another test just reading AC voltage on battery during cranking ,result should be the same.
That is an excellent idea but this Hantek 1008 does not have an AC coupling function. This would be an excellent idea for a video with a scope that has an AC coupling setting. Thank you for your suggestion and thanks for watching!!
Gracias por el video. El hantek no te reinicia el computador cuando mides secundario bobinas o inyectores?
I'm looking to get my first scope for automotive diagnostics as a hobby and to help family and friends. Do you recommend the Hantek 1008c or should I go another route?
Also, please consider setting up an Amazon "store" with the gear you use so that when I buy it you get a little $ for all the work you put into these videos.
As a hobby ABSOLUTELY if you are OK with a lot of drawbacks. I used the Hantek 1008 for years professionally until I purchased my PicoScope. In those years I endured a lot of wasted time just trying to figure out exactly how the Hantek 1008 and its software like to be treated. Unfortunately the Hantek 1008 can be quite glitchy. If your patience wears out quickly or its essential that the product works every time you need it to, I DO NOT recommend the Hantek. In my opinion even a used Picoscope would be worth paying the extra money for.
The first link is an eBay link for a base Pico. The second link is for the specs on Pico's website. This is NOT an automotive based scope so the software will not be optimized toward automotive use. With a little research and patience you will be able to use this Pico for nearly anything you need on a car. You will need to purchase additional probes for automotive use like a current clamp and attenuators.
www.ebay.com/itm/Pico-2204A-PicoScope-2-channel-AWG-10MHz-Includes-probes/264464822324?epid=1151022157&hash=item3d9354f034:g:6cAAAOSwV8ZdfD7C
www.picotech.com/oscilloscope/2000/picoscope-2000-specifications
@@Enrique_Osorio what would you consider the top 3-5 drawbacks to be?
Crashes when it received voltage spikes for an extended period of time. 10 seconds
The pause feature does not store any information greater than the current screen at the current t time base.
The sample rate is low so you barely get a good wavedorm with high frequency signals like CAN bus lines.
The presets for automotive use are not helpful at all.
The absolute voltage level accuracy is probably within 5% when using attenuators, which is fine if you just need the shape of the waveform and not exact voltage levels.
There is no way to custom add functions for an accessory. For example there are options to choose Hantek current clamps as an input but if the current clamps you have uses a different ration of mA per Volt, you are going to have to keep the conversion formula in your head. It's not too bad of a drawback but it is annoying.
There is NO AC coupling, only DC.
The XY mode is OK but nothing spectacular.
The scope itself is very susceptible to noise so keep it away from spark plugs wires and ignition coils. I use extra long leads.
That's all off the top of my head. Any more questions, let me know.
Hi, Enrique, I'm from Russia. I watched your video about the hantek1008c oscilloscope. I wanted to ask, I know that the hantek oscilloscope has a recording function, but when playing it, only the playback speed of the waveform recording is selected there, can you tell me if you rewind this recording?
still great video!
Hi, I heard that Picoscope is much better, software mostly, so two chanel Pico can do job !?
Thank you great job.
Thanks for sharing this.I have one question mate, How do you capture the reading on the hantek? how do you record the data on hantek and review it? I hope you will do a video for my questions. Thaks.
This video is a bit misleading. I took these measurements with a pressure gauge and added them to the waveform. Thank you for your question and thanks for watching!!
Many thanks ! keep going !
Enrique, is me again, can you understand how to make one of this? and if yes, can you do a tutorial how to make it?
I’dreally appreciate it if make vid on how to set it up, thnks.
I have two video showing how to install the software on a Windows device. Links are below. The top one is better.
th-cam.com/video/wCHch4X0cqA/w-d-xo.html
th-cam.com/video/vn_rkn3SBQE/w-d-xo.html
Well done
I meant a relative compression test reading voltage drop instead of amperage.
Yes there are two ways, unfortunately the Hantek 1008 is not really capable of either way. The method involves watching the voltage drop across the positive of the battery and the positive input of the starter motor. If that is inaccessible then you can simply monitor the battery voltage. Then you must set your scope to AC coupling. Unfortunately the Hantek 1008 does not have that feature. Lastly you crank the engine and monitor the the voltage fluctuations as the motor cranks. Since the scope is in AC coupling any DC signal is blocked and you only see the fluctuations.
If you really want to try to do this with the Hantek 1008 you are going to need some type of high pass filter. Linked below I show a 10 nF capacitor which if placed in SERIES with your probes will filter out frequencies below 10HZ. I hope this helps. Let me know if you have any questions. I also linked some other videos that may be helpful.
www.ebay.com/itm/5x-5pcs-1000V-01uF-High-Voltage-Ceramic-Capacitor-103M-1KV-0-01-uf-mfd-10nF/252389093901?hash=item3ac38ff20d:g:z~oAAOSwdV1XNlRV
Recommended video on the topic.
th-cam.com/video/Sg7HfvQsHG8/w-d-xo.html
Video about capacitor blocking DC
th-cam.com/video/doz1Qfte2DA/w-d-xo.html
Video about High Pass Filters
th-cam.com/video/4CcIFycCnxU/w-d-xo.html
@@Enrique_Osorio Thank you Enrique.
TY great information.
My pleasure, and thank you for watching!!
slt, how to make a filter on this oscilloscope to make the waves very clear
hi ! can you give me an idea for choice hantek1008C or Picoscope 2204a for automotive application?
As a general rule if deciding between Hantek and Picoscope ALWAYS go with pico if you can afford it.
Thanks for sharing👍
great form than you for explaint
hi Enrique,Thank You for the good job brother,with Hantek 1008 C or A Can a person be able to do the In-Cylinder Pressure Analysys measurement?ie measuring 720 degrees divided into 30 degrees division?
I have a hantek 1008B where can I go to learn about using the attenuator and other functions of the scope
grazie bel video bentornato
I have purchased hantek 1008c after watching your video but i never used i think I m not able to use I need training still I didn't understand I think so
Try these videos
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@@Enrique_Osorio thanks 🙏💕for reply
Enrique, I have the Hantek 6022BE. I'm confused what you do when you calibrate the scope. (I assume the 1008 is the same). What do you do with the probes? Mine is a two channel scope. Do you disconnect them from the unit or do something else? Thanks for any help you can provide.
whats the difference between 1008a/1008b/1008c models?
Can you do compression and secondary pick up using the automotive software built in
Enrique, 2 more questions: 1. I googled for the voltage proves and found them... but there are too many to chose e.g. PP-90 (80MHz), PP-150 (100MHz) so, which one should I get? 2. On your earlier videos you used a Hantek current clamp and now you are using a CC-650, is one better than the other? Thanks, again!
The PP150 would be better since it has a higher bandwidth of 100 MHz. Unfortunately the Hantek will not be able to read a 100 MHz signal so the probe is overkill. If you only ever plan to use the Hantek as your scope buy the cheaper probe.
As for the current clamp if you can only buy one clamp I would suggest buying the higher current clamp since there are tricks that you can use to make them more accurate for lower currents. The reality is when buying a current clamp you need to buy one for your needs. A single current clamp will NOT work in all situations. I have a Low current clamp that works from 1 Amp to about 60 Amps. I also have a medium current clamp which works from 10 to 600 Amps. I have a high current clamp that works from 50 Amps to 2000 Amps. The clamps I have are for different ranges and they overlap. When using a current clamp you want to choose one that the currents you will be measuring are somewhere in the middle of that clamps rating. There is no one clamp for everything.
@@Enrique_Osorio Enrique, thanks so much for answering me! I'm still not clear on what probe will/should buy for the Hantek would you mind telling which model did you used, or which one should work for the hantek?-I'm new to the scope thing. Now, I read in one of your posts you mentioned the Pico 2204A, is this a better choice than the Hantek? I'm a retired wanna be mechanic with spare time to kill and I want to at least learn how to work on my cars. Enrique you have a great gift for teaching, your videos are easy to understand, I hope that you'll continue posting more. Sorry, for bothering so much. Thanks again!
Not a problem Javier. I assumed you already own a Hantek but it looks like you are still shopping around. In that case I would recommend a low end Picoscope rather than a Hantek. The Hantek is cheaper but the Hantek software is somewhat frustrating to work with. Here is a good option.
www.picotech.com/oscilloscope/2000/picoscope-2000-overview
The PicoScope I linked only has two channels but it is a higher quality product than the Hantek and the software is much more user friendly. It is $150. If you need something more capable simply select the options that you need. For hobby automotive use you will do fine with the PicoScope 2204A. If you really want more channels the next step up is the PicoScope 2405A with 4 channels which is $450.
As for the probes, if you need something high quality try these in the link below. They are High quality and reasonably priced. I have ones similar to these.
www.digikey.com/product-detail/en/digilent,-inc./460-004/1286-1075-ND/4840870?Test%20Leads%20-%20Oscilloscope%20Probes&Shopping_Product_Test%20and%20Measurement&Test%20Leads%20-%20Oscilloscope%20Probes&gclid=Cj0KCQjw6575BRCQARIsAMp-ksPj-EQB-BQ46h-D-sCjq8M_OoIOY5a09bit8BCZyxSQMRIPgzlZAfoaAi_yEALw_wcB
For the current clamps, here is what I have.
www.ebay.com/itm/Hantek-CC-65-Oscilloscope-Multimeter-AC-DC-Current-Clamp-Meter-65A-20KHz-for-Car/223094659989?epid=22004147278&hash=item33f17a5b95:g:4ggAAOSwQqJbmy80
www.ebay.com/itm/Hantek-CC-650-AC-DC-Current-Clamp-Meter-Multimeter-w-Oscilloscope-BNC-Connector/223091295346?epid=2254344469&hash=item33f1470472:g:AZ4AAOSwNchaLFeG
www.ebay.com/itm/Pico-TA167-BNC-2000A-200A-AC-DC-Current-Clamp/363035996106?epid=1864984155&hash=item5486a1afca:g:q1MAAOSwZmpe--MD
www.ebay.com/itm/PICO-TECHNOLOGY-PicoScope-60-A-AC-DC-current-clamp-4mm-connector/254668860716?epid=4039410984&hash=item3b4b726d2c:g:lUEAAOSw2kZfIMnj
I have those four current clamps linked above and they work in every situation I have needed them for. If you want something that just works with no fancy extras get the Hantek clamps, otherwise get the Pico Clamps.
Other alternative high quality current clamps are:
www.digikey.com/product-detail/en/b-k-precision/CP-3/CP3-ND/227495
www.amazon.com/TPI-A254-Current-Adapter-Megaohms/dp/B0095XC06U
The TPI current clamp sold by Amazon is very expensive but is great for very low current applications.
Other options are buying something like a current sensor and using the voltage output of the current sensor to use with your scope. You will need to apply your own 5 volt supply if you want to go this route. The current sensors are very cheap ($5-$20) but you need to know what you are doing when using this option. Here is a link to an example of a current sensor.
www.ebay.com/itm/ACS712-Current-Sensor-Module-with-5A-20A-30A-analogue-sensing-range-for-Arduino/391791347945?hash=item5b389588e9:g:ItwAAOSwB8Nd0Pd8:sc:USPSFirstClass!93420!US!-1
The idea with using the current sensor is that you would break the circuit you are trying to measure, route the current through the sensor board, and use the voltage output of the sensor with your oscilloscope to view the current waveform.
I hope I answered your questions. Let me know if you have any other questions.
Sir haw you override the cylinder # on the scope software ?
A cuantos PSI equivale 1 amp?
can you use the hantek cc65 on the starter cable? i dont have the 650
how did you know that the wire you t pin is what or for signal
The ignition coil on this car has 4 wires. One wire is 12V (Power), another is 0V (Ground), another is a sensing signal, and the last is the control signal. The control signal is distinct because it is a 5V rectangular pulse. Before the video I looked at a wiring diagram in the repair manual to see which wire was which. I did not go into too much detail because this is not a universal truth for all cars. There are many different ignition systems out there. Since this video was mainly about relative compression I left out the part about choosing the right wire.
Thank you for your comment and thanks for watching.
Just curious is it like 1A equals 2PSI?
Is it possible with Hantek to add more tools and customize them on the list?
Thanks for the education! I have seen all your videos about Hantek. I´m going to bye one myself but I haven´t decided the model yet. 1008C and 6074BE is the alternatives I´m looking for now. What´s your opinion with your experience?
It depends on your needs. If you need to be able to analyze fast signals and do not need more than two channels then the 6074BE is the way to go. If you just want something that works and you are not too interested in getting too "hardcore" into waveform analysis the 1008 will serve you well.
That being said, there are dozens of scopes and scope types out there. I would say to first asses your needs and make a determination from that. If you are unsure what your needs are do some research about oscilloscope functions and that may lead you in the right direction.
Thank you so much for watching my videos. It still amazes me everyday that anyone would voluntarily hear me talk. It amazes me even more that after hearing an explanation of mine, that they would come back for more. Let me know if you have any more questions and I will be glad to try to answer them.
All the best,
Enrique
@@Enrique_Osorio Thank´s for your answer! :)
It isn´t easy to tell you my need. Honestly I´m not shore there is any. I have been living almost all my life without any scope, and it has gone quite well. But one of my biggest interests is cars and other vehicles, and I enjoy to maintain them. It´s also nice to push my knowledge forward.
I think about 80% of my usage will be related to vehicles and the other 20% will be general use.
6074BE seems to have some more performance and memory and it has 4 channels (not 2), but the price is a little higher.
Another question: Is there any function or performance that you have been missing on your 1008?
Thanks again!
Jan M
You are right, I did not realize that it was a 4 channel scope. In that case the 6074BE might be the better choice. It is twice the price of the 1008 but you have more functionality. The main problem of the Hantek 1008 is the speed. It can not look at high frequency signals. For automotive use, that is not a problem but if you want to learn about other electronics you might want to look at a more capable scope.
I would like to add that I have rarely needed more than 4 channels and I usually only use 2 channels. Just something I wanted to add.
Enrique, another question: is it posible to do a compression test by means of voltage drop?
Yes there are two ways, unfortunately the Hantek 1008 is not really capable of either way. The method involves watching the voltage drop across the positive of the battery and the positive input of the starter motor. If that is inaccessible then you can simply monitor the battery voltage. Then you must set your scope to AC coupling. Unfortunately the Hantek 1008 does not have that feature. Lastly you crank the engine and monitor the the voltage fluctuations as the motor cranks. Since the scope is in AC coupling any DC signal is blocked and you only see the fluctuations.
If you really want to try to do this with the Hantek 1008 you are going to need some type of high pass filter. Linked below I show a 10 nF capacitor which if placed in SERIES with your probes will filter out frequencies below 10HZ. I hope this helps. Let me know if you have any questions. I also linked some other videos that may be helpful.
www.ebay.com/itm/5x-5pcs-1000V-01uF-High-Voltage-Ceramic-Capacitor-103M-1KV-0-01-uf-mfd-10nF/252389093901?hash=item3ac38ff20d:g:z~oAAOSwdV1XNlRV
Recommended video on the topic.
th-cam.com/video/Sg7HfvQsHG8/w-d-xo.html
Video about capacitor blocking DC
th-cam.com/video/doz1Qfte2DA/w-d-xo.html
Video about High Pass Filters
th-cam.com/video/4CcIFycCnxU/w-d-xo.html
Amigo hablo ingles intermedio pero no entendi muy bien lo de las escobillas del starter el consumo de amperio es muy bajo? o esta bien? Nuevo suscriptor
La idea es que si los amperios baja hasta 0 es porque las escobillas pierden contacto por un tiempo corto. Esto significa que el starter esta fallando.
Gracias por responder
Is it possible to use this Software on the 6220Be ?
Nice!
On the vehicle with the bad starter, did you use the same hantek amp clamp?
Yes I did
Did you have to have a attenuate on probe or clamp? Thanks just bought a 1008c with 650clamp.Will this clamp be ok for low amp and voltage
I want to buy a hantek 1008c is it a good scope since I see you using
What you think about? Does it give any issue? Do you use it with 1st look sensor
It is an OK scope. I like to think of the Hantek 1008 as a scope to buy if you are unsure if a scope is a tool that you would benefit from. There are a lot of drawbacks to using the Hantek 1008 but it has enough functionality to perform some tasks. As for the 1st look sensor, I have never personally used it but from the information I have found online the frequency output of a 1st look sensor is not very high therefore I believe it can be used successfully with the Hanek 1008. Thank you for your questions and thanks for watching!!
Hello sir I have a question
Hey Enrique how do u set up a hantek to an android tablet?
Unfortunately I do not know of any way to set the software up on anything but a machine running WIndows 8 or 10. Sorry about that. There are options out there for android based oscilloscopes but this Hantek is not one of them. Thank you so much for watching and thank you for your question!!
how label the cyls with the hantex,
I did this with a photo editor. This was to demonstrate the meaning of the waveform.
Do u recomend hantek 1008c for automotive, is it good, fast enough? Thnks.
TLDR: Hantek 1008c is good enough but not the best. Decide on your needs before buying.
I recommend the Hantek 1008 for people who are hobbyist or for people who do not know if an oscilloscope is the right tool for them. The Hantek 1008c is fast enough for most of the signals you would see in a car but it does not mean it is the best tool for the job. I used the Hantek for years professionally as a mechanic and upgraded to the PicoScope when the Hantek simply did not cut it. The Hantek is glitchy, sometimes will not display a signal properly the first time and it takes a while to get used to its quirks. The PicoScope, a scope that costs 10x the Hantek, is super fast, with great software and so many functions. Bottom line, buy the Hantek of you want something to play with or buy something more capable if this is going to be part of your livelihood.
Thank you so much for your question and thank you for watching my videos. Any other comments or questions you may have simply give my comment a thumbs up so I know to look for your comment. Thank you again and hope to hear from you again soon.
So what do u recomend on a budget?
If your major need is to stay at a low cost, then the Hantek 1008 is the way to go. The cost is low and for the price you get good functionality.
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Are you sure this is the right link? I am not sure what exactly you want me to explain.
My question is, if you can figure out how to make a device like this to check injectors.
Gracias Enrique se te agradece tu canal es para que tuvieras mas seguidores si te pudiera ayudar en eso con gusto. por lo pronto lo compartiré en mis redes sociales y mi pagina de youtube! es tu video th-cam.com/video/FODpcVSuJHA/w-d-xo.html
Well done.