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[TinselKoala]

@TinselKoala,

So you're saying that perhaps the most accurate instrument that Human Kind has ever designed and built, with many decades of refinements, cant be trusted because of a high-pass filter that filters out DC components?

No, I'm saying that you are MISUSING your instrument and destroying its accuracy by your misuse.

My Frequency was 394.4Hz - Really!!!

Frequency is one of the few measurements that are not affected by choice of coupling. Which you would know if you understood what you are talking about.

My Output was AC!

So? The use of AC vs DC coupling has NOTHING TO DO with "measuring AC", as the references I have cited, and the demonstrations I have provided, explain clearly.

Go away, you're being stupid!

LOL ! You are the one who isn't understanding the basics of scope usage, nor what a "decoupling" capacitor does, or how it is different from the AC-coupling cap in your scope! And you are refusing to educate yourself! Now that is stupidity, or rather, wilful ignorance.

This information you have provided does not prove a single thing except that you have read the references! It certainly does not prove any measurement error!

It proves you don't understand your test equipment, decoupling capacitors, DC offsets, the effect of AC coupling on voltage measurements, and a lot of other stuff.

Besides, like I said, I am well past my second device now. This is now old tech for me. Its what I have decided to share with others!

Where is your self-looped device? Since you are claiming OU of 1.7 times input, you should easily be able to self-loop that device. Yet you cannot. Therefore, your measurements are in error, or you are incompetent to do something that any competent electrical experimenter could easily do. You choose.

Stop wasting everyone's time and distracting others! Let others work and get on with things!

You are wasting people's time by making false claims based on your poor understanding of your equipment and your apparatus. You have claimed OU but cannot support your claim with self-looping,  properly performed power measurements or in any other correct manner.

Go and take pictures of your scope and stop bothering us!

Kind Regards

   Chris Sykes - hyiq.org
   To Reach New Horizons!

Nothing that I have said here is wrong. Much that you have said here is wrong. Anyone who can read can read the references for themselves and decide.

[EMJunkie]

Where is your self-looped device? Since you are claiming OU of 1.7 times input, you should easily be able to self-loop that device.

And thus you display your true arrogance and ignorance!

Go away TinselKoala we don't want you here!

Go and setup a "Why Scope's don't work" thread!

[minnie]

  EMJ,
        experience is what you get when you're looking for something else!
  Very common mistake, learn as you go.
                                              John.

[EMJunkie]

  EMJ,
        experience is what you get when you're looking for something else!
  Very common mistake, learn as you go.
                                              John.

Hi John,

If the context is of the last message, then I am not sure what you're quite meaning. If you wouldn't mind clarifying?

Surely, one could argue, that the search never ends? Science will have for a long time yet more to find and understand! One thing leads to another....

I have attached a quote from a very smart mind:

Kind Regards

   Chris Sykes - hyiq.org
   To Reach New Horizons!

[picowatt]

And thus you display your true arrogance and ignorance!

Go away TinselKoala we don't want you here!

Go and setup a "Why Scope's don't work" thread!

As TK has stated, it's not the 'scope, it's the operator.

You really should take the time to learn why your 'scope should've been DC coupled instead of arguing with and insulting those that are trying to teach you something very basic about using a 'scope.

When you do figure it out, you will realize how silly (and arrogant) you are being...

PW