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Considering the Hantek 6022BE 2x20MHz Oscilloscope for Basic Diagnoses: Opinions?

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  • #31 16691528
    stasiekb100
    Level 29  
    I am already hot for this rigola 4 canals for 1722 PLN.
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  • #32 16691793
    rsv6
    Level 13  
    stasiekb100 wrote:
    I am already hot for this rigola 4 canals for 1722 PLN.

    If you give me 1200, I'll take it. Stop advertising it here. I knew a Singlet with better parameters for the price
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  • #33 16693158
    tplewa
    Level 39  
    rsv6 wrote:
    stasiekb100 wrote:
    I am already hot for this rigola 4 canals for 1722 PLN.

    If you give me 1200, I'll take it. Stop advertising it here. I knew a Singlet with better parameters for the price


    But everything has already been said ... no one can make a miracle that you buy something sensible for such a sum ... Only look for some analog ... but you don't want to ...

    Besides, you don't want to listen to good advice, you don't know about a Sigilent, etc., then choose something with great parameters ... You will throw money in the mud a few times, maybe it will be good science ...

    I don't like Rigol because the ad you had recommended Keysight Edu ... more than rigol, 2 channels, less memory ... definitely better soft. Possibly rohde & schwarz hmo1202, but unfortunately these are variants for a higher price. I don't want to talk about the cheaper ones because it's a waste of time. If there was something more sensible than the advertised Rigol for these 2k zlotys, I would buy myself, as you know better, why ask - just buy ...
  • #34 16693174
    WX3V
    Level 18  
    If I were you, I would look for contacts to people who service measuring devices. Since you are from Warsaw, you will probably be closest to @rubens. His website is http://rubi.republika.pl/.
    You will be able to discuss with him what you need and possibly repair the damaged oscilloscope. Even if he does not have exactly the equipment you require, you can make an appointment with him to look for one on the internet.
    Greetings.
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  • #35 17382148
    dziekan_tek
    Level 15  
    Hi,

    I don't know if this article will help you, but I think it's worth reading:
    https://ep.com.pl/files/2598.pdf

    Personally, for amateur purposes, I bought a Hantek DSO1062B (2x60 MHz) at gotronik.pl, but I will pass the review as soon as I receive it ;-)

    greetings
    Darek
  • #36 17409215
    Thorgus
    Level 12  
    I bought the RIGOLA DS1054Z for PLN 850 and I think it is worth paying extra
  • #37 17410473
    Jawi_P
    Level 36  
    Thorgus wrote:
    I bought the RIGOLA DS1054Z for PLN 850 and I think it is worth paying extra

    But the drug?
    And the second thing, the 6022B is not an oscilloscope compared to the Rigol.
    These are two different classes of equipment.
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  • #38 17410541
    Thorgus
    Level 12  
    850 PLN for an oscilloscope, not an oscilloscope-like product

Topic summary

The discussion revolves around the Hantek 6022BE 2x20MHz oscilloscope, with users expressing mixed opinions on its suitability for basic diagnostics, particularly in converters. Some users caution against its limitations, such as the lack of AC mode and inadequate sampling rates, suggesting that it may not be reliable for serious repairs. Others argue that for the price (under PLN 200), it could serve basic needs, especially for hobbyists. Recommendations for alternatives include older analog oscilloscopes and models from Rigol, which are perceived to offer better performance despite higher costs. Users emphasize the importance of understanding the limitations of low-cost digital oscilloscopes and suggest considering repairs or waiting to invest in better equipment.
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