Basics Using Oscilloscope (Capturing Video Signals) PicoScope USB

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[@mr.flex3017]

This is what I like the most of this channel ❤

[@RetroSix]

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[@mietek7068]

Great Video

[@thegreatjonzini]

Thank you for doing these 🥂

[@RetroSix]

Your welcome

[@nurfuermist]

really interesting, thanks for this video!

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Your welcome

[@theshemullet]

I've asked multiple channels to do an oscilloscope tutorial with no luck. This great. I wanted to give you a thanks of 3 quid or so (not a lot I know) but you don't seem to have it enabled. I think you should as your wiki and tutorials are very in-depth.

[@RetroSix]

Glad you like it 😁 I have a donate button on homepage of wiki

[@theshemullet]

@@RetroSix link please. I like to fund based on a video I like or is of use to me. So I like the thanks button as I think the creator can see what the audience wants and will make them a few quid.

[@RetroSix]

@theshemullet yes I think thanks button is only available in US at the moment but I'll check again. The donate link is here www.paypal.com/donate/?hosted_button_id=P8LDHRWSBEL2Y

[@stoyantsalev3109]

Casually whipping out an AES just to demo some oscilloscope work is... pretty nice actually :D 10x for the video, there will be a bit less blind probing for me.

[@RetroSix]

It's an awesome console too. Looking forward to doing some mods for these