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Originally Posted by What's_nitro?
Hahaha! You guys make me  ! You guys know that household AC power is 60Hz, right? If I hook a probe to the outlet I can see the AC waveform. Like in the picture on the eBay auction. In a nutshell, an oscilloscope allows us to view electrical signals in real-time. |
And then what???
How much did you pay for this thing? I am curious as I have one in storage doing nothing but collecting dust. I am sure that I will never use it. That was funny "Oscillisizing" stuff.
How many things do you think you can do with an oscillascope anyway, unless you are some kind of electrical engineer or high paid anylist of some sort. I know that these things are not cheap brand new, but how much can they fetch used? Plus just think of how much R/C gear you can buy with that money anyway???
