Lcs-1m Diy Hobby Scope

veiloctane · 4th March 2009, 03:43 PM

hey guys just surfing google and came across this diy hobby scope was wondering if this would be good for audio?

looks like a fun diy kit found it from instructables.

LS-1M diy HOBBY SCOPE

firechief · 4th March 2009, 09:57 PM

I tend to appreciate someone who can do both hardware and software and bring it all of the way to a sellable product. This paticular idea has been done before, (Pico Scope is one) but those things aside it is a way to get a scope for the bench.

Looks like a DIY project could run about 100 USD to get the parts he sells and a box ect. You are also going to need his serial to USB adapter for another $25.

Probally acceptable for troubleshooting but I would worry about the absolute accuracy, and overall specifications.

You can do pretty well buying used full featured analog scopes for $300 $400 Once again, it has it's place.

4th March 2009, 03:43 PM	#1
veiloctane diyAudio Member Join Date: Feb 2009	Lcs-1m Diy Hobby Scope hey guys just surfing google and came across this diy hobby scope was wondering if this would be good for audio? looks like a fun diy kit found it from instructables. LS-1M diy HOBBY SCOPE

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4th March 2009, 09:57 PM	#2
firechief diyAudio Member Join Date: Sep 2008 Location: Near Seattle Wa	I tend to appreciate someone who can do both hardware and software and bring it all of the way to a sellable product. This paticular idea has been done before, (Pico Scope is one) but those things aside it is a way to get a scope for the bench. Looks like a DIY project could run about 100 USD to get the parts he sells and a box ect. You are also going to need his serial to USB adapter for another $25. Probally acceptable for troubleshooting but I would worry about the absolute accuracy, and overall specifications. You can do pretty well buying used full featured analog scopes for $300 $400 Once again, it has it's place.

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