Thanks for the review - I just bought one. After seeing Amazon's coupon along with the discount offered here, the price was good enough for me to not pass up.
Good review - nice little scope-meter - it's also sold as the ToolTop ET829. Kerry Wong did a review of this as well about a year ago. If you want X-Y, the Zotek / Zoyi ZT-703S is a nice option and a bit more compact. Neither are stellar DMMs, but we're not really getting them for that. :)
No off-set on the generator? That's a bit of a fail. For less than the price of this you can get a Zeeweii DSO3D12 (a real 120MHz dual ch. scope with generator and DMM) plus a Kaiweets HT118E - a full 4.5 digit DMM. And still have change left over for a cup of coffee. They should rename it Gochukit.
What is the safety assessment of this scope? I have seen a few reviews of various low cost scopemeters with horrendous potential safety issues for untrained / inexperienced users.
Amazon $170 Like most hobby scopes the mid speed is about it. Bluetooth and X-Y would have been good features for that price. Anyway, it is a nice Scope-Meter. 😎 Thank you.
if only it had 80 mhz response time for resistance measurements? you get a lotta features for a low price, but i've really come to dislike digital devices with underpowered processors. analog devices be like, "we don' need no stinkin' data structures!" That little Tek in front of you doesn't need to think about the situation before it does as requested. Things happen about as fast as you change a control, excepting series inductance and shunt capacitance in the circuitry.
A cool little scope. The dual trace screen and function generator are really useful. At 80MHz bandwidth it would certainly do for most experiments involving 555s, opamps, cmos, etc. Having a built in multimeter is questionable. But that horrible outline font would be a no no for me. I will stick to my Pico Scope and Mastercraft multimeter :-)
I think that "200Msps Sampling Rate" tells you what you need to know about the listed "80 MHz" bandwidth.
Thanks for the review - I just bought one.
After seeing Amazon's coupon along with the discount offered here, the price was good enough for me to not pass up.
Pretty nice and cool for audio troubleshooting in the field.
I love these handheld scopes, got to get one!!!
Good review - nice little scope-meter - it's also sold as the ToolTop ET829. Kerry Wong did a review of this as well about a year ago. If you want X-Y, the Zotek / Zoyi ZT-703S is a nice option and a bit more compact. Neither are stellar DMMs, but we're not really getting them for that. :)
No off-set on the generator? That's a bit of a fail.
For less than the price of this you can get a Zeeweii DSO3D12 (a real 120MHz dual ch. scope with generator and DMM) plus a Kaiweets HT118E - a full 4.5 digit DMM. And still have change left over for a cup of coffee.
They should rename it Gochukit.
Gockukit
(By the Willy)
What is the safety assessment of this scope? I have seen a few reviews of various low cost scopemeters with horrendous potential safety issues for untrained / inexperienced users.
I didn't see if you ran probe compensation??
Amazon $170 Like most hobby scopes the mid speed is about it. Bluetooth and X-Y would have been good features for that price. Anyway, it is a nice Scope-Meter. 😎 Thank you.
if only it had 80 mhz response time for resistance measurements? you get a lotta features for a low price, but i've really come to dislike digital devices with underpowered processors. analog devices be like, "we don' need no stinkin' data structures!" That little Tek in front of you doesn't need to think about the situation before it does as requested. Things happen about as fast as you change a control, excepting series inductance and shunt capacitance in the circuitry.
No x-y plot?
A cool little scope. The dual trace screen and function generator are really useful. At 80MHz bandwidth it would certainly do for most experiments involving 555s, opamps, cmos, etc. Having a built in multimeter is questionable. But that horrible outline font would be a no no for me. I will stick to my Pico Scope and Mastercraft multimeter :-)
I've seen similar kind of poor trigger stability on other products like this one... triggering is non-trivial, but very critical.
Gimmicky
Plug an AM 20 Mhz signal and see how it handles tbat.
40MHz, one probe, no measurement utilities. Owon makes better.
at this feature set it is 2x the price it should be at 160 USD it is too much moneys
That display is awfull. Prefer "solid" digits.
I'm not a big fan
The multimeter display sucks.
It's just rebranded OWON? There are probably dozen of names of the same oscilloscope on AliExpress