FNIRSI DSO152 Deluxe Oscilloscope: Unboxing & Comprehensive Review Tutorial

Welcome to our channel! In this video, we're diving deep into the FNIRSI DSO152 Deluxe Oscilloscope. We'll start with an unboxing to see what's inside the box, followed by an in-depth review tutorial. Whether you're a seasoned electronics enthusiast or just getting started, join us to explore the features, performance, and practical applications of this versatile oscilloscope. Let's get started!

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[jameshanson]

Very good and clear introduction to the DSO152. Thank you for the presentation.

[SanderSmit]

1.9 volt from an AA battery? That is impossible! Seems that it is that high with the multimeter because it is in a circuit with the oscilloscope, part of that voltage must be coming from the oscilloscope itself or something. I have never seen a 1.9 volt AA battery. Really wonder how it is possible. Measure it without the oscilloscope connected…