MOTM

Go to:

www.ramseykits.com

and search for:

HPS10SE

Imagine that behind a stooge panel. It's a handheld oscilloscope with 
LCD display and DVM readout (ultimate drool factor).

Thanks to John Blacet for pointing out this item on the sdiy list.

news flash: now only $154, at http://store.qkits.com/moreinfo.cfm/HPS10SE

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Regards,
John Blacet

Blacet Research
http://www.blacet.com

There are kits version of this, too (possibly better suited for 
modularization).  And cheaper from other sites.

Crow
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On Mon, 13 Dec 2004, Scott Juskiw wrote:

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> Go to:
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> www.ramseykits.com
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> and search for:
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> HPS10SE

I have a 10-octave spectrum analyzer design I prototyed into a standard 
MOTM board size that can use a pair of 5x7 displays on a small 
right-angle-mount PCB.  It was a project I was saving for next year, but 
once this move to Chicago is complete I might have enough time to get it 
ready for AHMW 2005.  I made it to test the harmonic selector aka GX1 
bandpass filter design, but if someone wants blinky-LED panel stuff, this 
thing has 71 LEDs. ;)

Crow
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On Mon, 13 Dec 2004, John Blacet wrote:

> I was thinking of a crude display using a pair of 5X7 LED displays, but 
> this would be better by far.

can you provide some links to kits?

I do not have an oscilloscope at this time but want one.  Would this be 
good enough for general kit building and calibration?  Seems like a 
great all in one package in a small package.

- chris

On Dec 13, 2004, at 3:17 PM, The Old Crow wrote:

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> modularization).  And cheaper from other sites.
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> Crow
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