05-07-2015, 08:23 PM
(05-07-2015, 07:13 PM)Mark Hennessy Wrote: Yes, I did check it out before buying - the BangGood ones appear to be genuine, but if not, I'll write it up as a service to potential customers. I found this comment on the JYE forum:
Quote:Bandgood is believe selling genuine DSO138 kits. It has sold many kits and we didn't get any complaint about it so far. We didn't put it on the recommended list because we are not its directly supplier.
The user guide on BangGood's site doesn't include the schematic, but earlier today I found that the download from JYE's website does.
Lots of people talking about it on forums and YouTube. It's a popular little kit, and from what I've seen, it's actually a lot more usable that you might expect. The newer version has a bit less noise - there is one resistor value change and a different software version. Not a big deal. As far as I can see, there is nothing on the BangGood page to indicate the version - the only clue is that the downloadable manual is Rev. 01, but the newest I've found from JYE is Rev. 04.
Still, we'll see what turns up - even if it's the older version, it's still a bargain
There are a couple of q&a entries - in one of those they state its the original one...
I only know this as I was looking at these a few weeks ago - almost bought one but held back as I have simply too many unfinihed projects right now.
Currently learning how to veneer as have just made a pair of near field speakers...
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