I'm just getting familiar with my Oscilloscope since retiring and getting back into electronics as a hobby. This might be an interesting device to play with -- thanks for sharing !!
i love stuff like this, i did a cellular modem for my raspberry pi from a solder together kit. who ever wins just remind them to use proper flux as bad flux will ruin even the best solder job. :)
They look to be sold out but if you have a us mailing address this comment you just made may win you the last one! Also check the description for the elecrow link if that option doesn't work out. Thanks!
I'm still pretty green with them myself except for the very basics. I think the flea scope would be a good intro to things and even pretty darn useful as long as what you are trying to do fits within the capabilities of it. Thanks for watching and commenting!
Really neat kit, Jamie! Question: I was catching up on some of your Hackerbox videos and saw you working through Windows drivers/specific items. Do their kits generally include instructions for Linux too? Thanks for sharing!
Many of them don't specifically call out Linux instructions. I think I've done some stuff for these here and there on Linux when that is what was close at hand. Some of the Linux stuff is easier than Windows these days. Using a package installer to get Arduino/etc. And like for this specific thing it just needs a chromium based browser to work. Should work the same on Windows/Mac/Linux/phones tablets I'm guessing. Thanks for watching and your question!
Hey! Your comment was the one picked (after a non US person came up first) Do you have a us mailing address you can share via email? Jamieshackshack@gmail.com
Hey @davestorm6718 I see where you said you mailed that code but I don't see it in our little back and forth here. Does it show up on your side? Sorry. Just want to confirm and we'll get it out to you! Sorry was out of town last week.
I don't need a scope but I'm sure I need this. I have all sorts of Arduino and ESP stuff going on mostly in R/C cars and FPV projects, there are like cheap robots. My radio gear is mostly Arduino and Nrf24. I have been waiting to jump on the PIC train. Is it time and if so, should I start here?
Maybe so! I've never really messed with anything pic(outside of projects as-presented)but this would foot the bill for tinkering around. Pretty nice little module. Thanks for watching and commenting. Good luck in the giveway!
@@JamiesHackShack I do recall that 😀 I'm putting together a mini pelican case + RPi5 + a separate small project box that contains the dual scopes, might run the two USB channels over eth back to the RPi5 pelican for the display. (Ive been finding I need to debug i2c in some tight spaces, the dual channels + the dual logic analzyer inputs = kewl stuff ). I'm also gonna incorporate some INA219 /3221 / HallAffect i2c based sensors + a Max 3 wire temp probe 😵💫😂
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Looks like a super useful Hakerbox. Who'd have thought we could create an O scope that tiny!
Indeed! Pretty darn neat.
I look forward to trying it out!
Very cool project!! Looks like a lot of fun and very useful. Thanks for sharing
Hey Rudy! Thanks man! I started your most resent PET repair one but I need to finish it!
@@JamiesHackShack lol.. no rush
I'm just getting familiar with my Oscilloscope since retiring and getting back into electronics as a hobby. This might be an interesting device to play with -- thanks for sharing !!
Thanks for watching and commenting. This is a pretty neat little device he has created!
i love stuff like this, i did a cellular modem for my raspberry pi from a solder together kit. who ever wins just remind them to use proper flux as bad flux will ruin even the best solder job. :)
I dig the hacker box vibe. Thanks for showing these off. 🤙🏾
You got it. Thanks for watching and good luck!
Nice little scope project, too bad the boxes are gone, guess Elecrow it is! :)
Maybe this comment will be the randomly picked one! Elecrow as a backup for flea-scope itself isn't too bad either. Thanks for watching!
I'm always up for learning new things. Would love a Hackerbox!
Same here. Well your name is in the pot now!
i can`t imagine how good this device is hahaha. Hope getting this to extend my knowledge in electronic capstone project.
This is a really fun hacker box!
This would be great for probing ecu signals when working on cars!
That would be a good use case to experiment with.
Hello, looks like a fun item to work, with,
Another great video, and a very cool box!
Thanks for watching and commenting! Good luck!
Man I love these Hacker Boxes ... Sadly I didn't get number #102... Great Video!
Bummer! Maybe this comment will get picked and you'll get one!
Interesting description about this product😊
Might have to sign up for this kit
They look to be sold out but if you have a us mailing address this comment you just made may win you the last one! Also check the description for the elecrow link if that option doesn't work out. Thanks!
I've never used an oscilloscope... this could get me some understanding
I'm still pretty green with them myself except for the very basics. I think the flea scope would be a good intro to things and even pretty darn useful as long as what you are trying to do fits within the capabilities of it. Thanks for watching and commenting!
Oooohhhh this is cool af!!
It is. Check out the elecrow link if you didn't get the box or if this comment you just made doesn't get picked. 😂
@@JamiesHackShack will definitely do!
Awesomesauce!
Hey Eric! Thanks for checking it out and commenting. Maybe we'll be sending this your way!
I’d love to be considered for the drawing! I’m in the US as well 🎉
You're in! Thanks for checking it out.
It would be cool if you would use 2 or more of these to make "multi channel" scope
You actually can!
@@JamiesHackShack You can? Does the software support this?
Really neat kit, Jamie! Question: I was catching up on some of your Hackerbox videos and saw you working through Windows drivers/specific items. Do their kits generally include instructions for Linux too? Thanks for sharing!
Many of them don't specifically call out Linux instructions. I think I've done some stuff for these here and there on Linux when that is what was close at hand. Some of the Linux stuff is easier than Windows these days. Using a package installer to get Arduino/etc. And like for this specific thing it just needs a chromium based browser to work. Should work the same on Windows/Mac/Linux/phones tablets I'm guessing. Thanks for watching and your question!
@@JamiesHackShack Coolio! I'm sold - subscribed for their next box.
Cool video. Btw i don't have a US address, so the random picker must run again. 😂
Thanks, I'm sorry about the geo restrictions. I appreciate you stopping by and checking things out!
It actually picked you first. Bummer!
Pretty cool. I wonder what microcontroller is on that puppy?
PIC32MK I think! Thanks for watching.
Hey! Your comment was the one picked (after a non US person came up first) Do you have a us mailing address you can share via email? Jamieshackshack@gmail.com
@@JamiesHackShack Awesome! I'm sending you my info.
Hey @davestorm6718 check your email for the verification code so we can get this sent out to you.
Hey @davestorm6718 I see where you said you mailed that code but I don't see it in our little back and forth here. Does it show up on your side? Sorry. Just want to confirm and we'll get it out to you! Sorry was out of town last week.
I don't need a scope but I'm sure I need this. I have all sorts of Arduino and ESP stuff going on mostly in R/C cars and FPV projects, there are like cheap robots. My radio gear is mostly Arduino and Nrf24. I have been waiting to jump on the PIC train. Is it time and if so, should I start here?
Maybe so! I've never really messed with anything pic(outside of projects as-presented)but this would foot the bill for tinkering around. Pretty nice little module. Thanks for watching and commenting. Good luck in the giveway!
hey
I have a US shipping address and I want to win a fleascope!
I think you have the qualifications covered! Thanks for watching and commenting!
Has anyone tried linking two scopes together to read SDA & SCL channels for i2c debugging ? I've got two and I'm building a mobile scope setup
@@0ffGridTechClub I feel like the creator said that was possible.
@@JamiesHackShack I do recall that 😀 I'm putting together a mini pelican case + RPi5 + a separate small project box that contains the dual scopes, might run the two USB channels over eth back to the RPi5 pelican for the display. (Ive been finding I need to debug i2c in some tight spaces, the dual channels + the dual logic analzyer inputs = kewl stuff ). I'm also gonna incorporate some INA219 /3221 / HallAffect i2c based sensors + a Max 3 wire temp probe 😵💫😂
@@0ffGridTechClub that sounds awesome!
@@JamiesHackShack Thank you ! Keep up the great videos
@@0ffGridTechClub You are very welcome. Thanks for watching and I hope to!