Thinking of buying an oscope..

[mrbojang 8]

SparkFun Electronics - DSO Nano - Pocket-Sized Digital Oscilloscope

seems pretty decent, not sure if it covers the ranges needed to detect clipping from HU and also to set my gains properly...Any input?

Thanks.

[jonbearsmt 919]

just use someones termlab...

[Bob345 39]

SparkFun Electronics - DSO Nano - Pocket-Sized Digital Oscilloscope

seems pretty decent, not sure if it covers the ranges needed to detect clipping from HU and also to set my gains properly...Any input?

Thanks.

Seem like a nice one, personaly I would go with a desktop oscope, but they can get prety pricy. But that handheld seems great.

[///M5 2,833]

Without stating a reason of why you want it, we surely can't tell if that will work. Most likely it would just be a waste of your money though.

[mrbojang 8]

Without stating a reason of why you want it, we surely can't tell if that will work. Most likely it would just be a waste of your money though.

I said in the first post I'd like to use it to detect when my head unit sends a clipped signal, and also my amplifier..

[techforce 0]

I was looking at the Nano also, but I don't think it will handle the power... I emailed the company but never got an answer back... If I ever find out, I will let you know as well... I am on the SMD forums and had someone tell me to use the Vellman HPS10SE and it is under $160... I probably will order that one...

[klee7013 10]

i just received my vellman hps10yestarday

gonna try to mess with it in a few days i purchased it for 130 brand new shipped to my door directions are very vague - or maybe i am just used to instructions where you cant mess up because they are written in layman's terms

[johnecon2001 82]

That little one is pretty neat. I might pick one up for when I do mobile tunes on other peoples cars.