Kapanadze Cousin - DALLY FREE ENERGY

[AlienGrey]

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[NickZ]

  Itsu:
  I can not find a "zoom button". Perhaps you might be able to tell me where to look for it.
 
   Could it be under the horizontal controls menu?
 
  I'll look. As I just saw that control when I upload the picture.

[itsu]

Nick,

i found this website:  http://www.ganssle.com/reviews/review-of-siglent-sds1102-scope.html
If its the same scope it should work like shown there.

Itsu

[NickZ]

  Itsu:
  When I connect BOTH scope probes clips of the channel 2 (blue trace), to the bulb that goes to the feed back circuit loop, I get no scope signal at that channel.
  First pic is with the delay on, without the scope probe ground clip connected.
I get that signal on channel 2 (blue).
  Second pic is with the scope probe negative clip attached. No signal to the scope.
  Yellow trace is the HV Kacher signal, off of the 10x probe, about 3 inches away from the antenna coil.

   Maybe, I can now also view both waves forms at the same time? Anyways, I'm trying to go there.

[itsu]

Nick,

as the above linked website shows, you should be able to narrow the upper part of the screen, when in delayed sweep mode, by "rotating the horizontal control"
There should appear a dark blue area left and right in the upper screen part.  These are your brackets in where on the bottom part of the screen should appear this zoomed on part.
I do not see that in your screenshots, both upper and lower parts are fully displayed (no dark blue area's).

Pressing the horizontal sweep knob enables delayed sweep (see the following screen shot).
The upper trace is the raw signal; the black areas is blown up in the bottom trace.
In delayed mode rotating the horizontal control changes the width of the black space letting one zoom in on a portion of the waveform.
The horizontal position control scrolls left and right through the signal.

For the signal to disappear when attaching the ground lead, think about what i said earlier about creating groundloop (shorting out the signal).

Itsu