FNIRSI 1014D 2 Ch 100MHz Oscilloscope 

Is it a through 100mhz ? I know the tablet version is a awesome little unit , however I also know it roughly a 27/30 mhz tablet type oscilloscope

Depends on what you're doing Some people do actually like having isolation from mains ground

is it just one signal for tuning in the probes?? oooohh! i watched the video back, how did i miss that, it's a bloody awesome thing to have. NICE!

I have the tablet version which has a built-in battery, totally isolated! It has a USB C port for charging and you can even upgrade the internal battery if you need more than 4 hours run time even if you are blind!

@@PeterMilanovski I have been very impressed by this company's products. They make the dc-dc converters etc, and i have their mini-100Mhz oscilloscope too. Great tools!

@@englishrupe01 they are great as long as you don't expect to much from it. I watched a review of the tablet oscilloscope by EEVBLOG and he looked at it as if it was a $1000 scope! But I think that he missed the point of it! It's a budget scope which a lot of people can get their foot in the door with! Especially if you plan to be working with audio frequency! My first scope was a small pocket thing which was the cheapest that I could afford at the time, it's a beautiful device in it's solid aluminium case and it worked well for audio work but the only problem that I found with it was it's 2" screen! The next scope I got was an older 20Mz CRT type which was also really good but it didn't display any information on the screen apart from the waveform! I eventually got the tablet oscilloscope and I'm really happy with it, the FFT function is a bonus! This new desktop scope/function generator seems to be also good! I thought that it looked a little bit on the sterile side of things but I got used to it very quickly! It doesn't have to many different colours all over the place, even though I don't have it, by the end of the video I felt like I have been using it for some time as I could easily remember where what is to make an adjustment! I think that is an important part of any test equipment! I feel that it's something that all new equipment has lost from how they used to be made, when you needed to make an adjustment, you found the control in what seemed like it's natural position! The old designer's probably put in a lot more effort than we realize, the new manufacturers seem to have lost that! Everything seems to be buried in a menu somewhere! The days of just reaching out to make an adjustment without looking but just by muscle memory is becoming a thing of the past! I remember when you could have a car stereo which had a lot of features and every single one of those features could be accessed from the face of the unit and you could literally operate it without looking! That's not the case any more either... I worry about the world that my grandchildren are going to grow up in! My son has a VCR, cassette deck, DAT machine, turntable, vinyl records and so on! He even likes the music that I grew up with when I was his age! If this world is supposed to be getting better, why are the kids who get exposure to the old days not wanting to take part in it? There's nothing better than being able to hold your music in your hands! Why do my MP3's have to feel like a phone? Yeah I don't know, but what I do know is that I have enough equipment to cover the next 3 generations of my family lol. A time with come when Vintage equipment will be litterely impossible to get ahold of! There won't be enough for everyone and those who are selling are going to be asking for rediculas prices! Some of the stuff that I have was actually considered junk once! I know, because someone actually threw it out, but today it's already worth something, just imagine seeing a Sony ES DAT machine with it's wood panel side's sitting on the curbside! Even a broken one is selling for $300 on eBay! I wonder who would such a thing? I wonder if they will realise what they gave away somewhere some time in the near future? Hang on to what you have! You never know, either your children will thank you for it or if they don't appreciate what you are going to leave behind, it could turn out to be a retirement fund!

So industry braking it is the only scope with a whopping 50mV sensitivity of x1👍

Yes very great service recommending cheap Chinese products to Americans. Really helps the US economy👍 The 50mV sensitivity is great to. I’ve always hated measuring ripple on power supply’s. What a great service….

Feedback 1 - wow, is that what those "interruptions" are? Thanks for sharing this. I thought my scope (1013D) had failed. 1014D has the same issue? I was thinking of buying it (I want USB powered oscilloscope), but if it has the same problem, no way (that was one of the reasons why I was thinking about buying a new oscilloscope - for some stuff I can't use 1013D because of that flat lining).

Second video next week

Software wise, they are about the same. Performance wise, the Hantek wins hands down. Construction wise, Hantek wins again. Economy wise, FNIRSI wins.

@@learnelectronics Thanks a lot! I'm also taking USB ones and handhelds into account for low budget start while waiting for a price drop on some Siglent or Rigol gear. Researching the hole day so far and no results yet...

It is FAKE JUNK! ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-yQKuHJELEOs.html

Yes....looks like the sine wave goes up to 10Mhz with the others pegged at 2Mhz. Pretty cool!

You can also plug your household appliances into the socket with two stripped wires, right? If the electrical appliance is cheap enough, is that connection acceptable? (sorry, strange comparison, but you know what i mean)

@@wernerpeter9706 Ahhhh 🤔

That’s what I thought. Select a square wave and adjust probe.

Return it

@@learnelectronics Wow man is it that bad? the voltage peak-to-peak measurement is my main gripe!

yes

No, yours scope is ok just the bandWith is not 100MHz but 30 so rise time will be not niece... just dont listen this learn electronics guy, who recomend shit and doesnt test it for you. Thanks

@@joop2295 sticker wise. Everyone cheeps out. It’s just about making something serviceable (workable) for these non-professional pieces of equipment. The scope with built in generator is a functionality bought within the $900 price point by Keysight, but this is still too high for students and idiot savants.

3 years ago I would have recommended an oscilloscope and signal generator with a combined price of $500, so to push that down to $175.

One area that they could have cut corners on is the markup. Siglent and Rigol get the amazon shaft of 40% which is how they move most of their product. They also have a 50% price for universities. By selling direct for now this scope is cheep, but since they have made a workable product we will probably see it appear on Amazon shortly causing this price point to disappear. If it lands at $300 it will still be an upgrade to what was available when I got into electronics.

Yeah. The 10MHz was disappointing

Take it easy.

Double-sided tape on each foot/corner, solved.

I reload my own ammunition, so i would just hot-glue a hunk of lead to the underside! On my digital microscope counterweight, i just added some lead bullets....easy peasy and works great!

The Rigol uses a Serif font; FNIRSI uses Sans Serif. You can also say it looks like the Fluke logo.

You know the Chinese. Make it look like another unit, BUT, don’t make it look TOO much like the other unit.

No it goes down to 50mV/div, not suitable for troubleshooting power supplies and etc.

The Hantek

@@learnelectronics Thank you. I asked about the Owon T35 multimeter a few months ago and you steered me right in that respect! Also how did you get a picture of me, on my best days, in the Voltage Divider Equations video? 😀

I imagine you could use the built-in signal generator for that.

DO NOT buy the FNIRSI, it is fake crap, nowhere near the specs it claims!

@@stevenbliss989 Owon vs Hantek. Which would you recommend?

I have an oscilloscope Playlist.

@@learnelectronics cool I'm going to watch them thanks.your service to your country continues from military to teaching! Thanks again 😁👍

Yes I agree.Not so good for checking on power supply hum etc.

100% agreed

No, I checked mine and the little (better than Mr. Wong said!) printed manual that comes with every unit, and the pdf is on the F website under Support. Does not say anything on GEN amplitude setting. Looks like 1.48V P-P in some review waveform displays. Not sure on Output Z but you can measure that the same EE Tech way as always, select a lower freq like 100KHz and then take a linear pot (full size, not a trimpot) and simply crank down the resistance until a hi Z meter shows 1/2 the open-circuit voltage! This is a much nicer instrument than Mr. Kerry Wong presents it. I LOVED the practical and positive tone of Mr. LEARNELECTRONICS, AND saved BOTH of his 1014D Presentations. BTW I do have a REAL 150MHz TEK 2445 scope, but it needs a full recap with the parts I ordered per a nice repair article - the German WIMA plastic line caps shorted and it SMOKED but is repairable. 73's, Hilary W4HDL

Hantek

Yes it does.

No the output level is fixed.

Not really

600V max. You better be 100% sure you know how your outlet is wired. If you hook up the scope backwards it will blow up.