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Ben Heck’s Oscilloscope Watch Episode -- Episode 201

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This week Ben uses the Gabotronics XMEGA Xprotolab kit and a Formlabs Form 1+ printer to build an oscilloscope watch on The Ben Heck Show.

 

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  • Great project! I am about to make one of these in a few days. The only real change I am going to make is I am going to put the battery on the opposite band because I believe it will be much more comfortable and out of the way. Well I may also add a  tp4056 and embed both in the band any thoughts/suggestions would be graciously accepted.

  • Great episode Ben,

     

    What I would change would be a wireless feature where each of your devices have a MCU embedded so that you can see the data as you get near the device.

     

    Example, a MCU on a voltmeter could sample the voltage and then send it to the watch display when you bring the watch in close proximity with the meter.

    You could use the same approach for waveforms, signals, and watch serial command/control dialog between devices.

     

    Just a thought,

    DAB

  • Ben The only change I would make, and this is just a matter of safty, I would have built it into a glove, prob something like a Mechanix type.