Building the Dutchtronix Scope Clock @smbakeryt
Building the Dutchtronix Scope Clock  @smbakeryt
Uploaded June 2016 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
On a whim, I bought a scope clock kit. This video shows me assembling it and testing it on three different oscilloscopes: Rigol DS1054Z, Eico 430, and BK Precision 2020B. These three scopes span about 60 years of electronics history, from the 1950s (Eico 430) to 2016 (Rigol DS1054Z). In my opinion the BK Precision Analog scope yielded the best output. The kit was easy to assemble, and took me about an hour. You can find the kit at dutchtronix.com/. I have no affiliation with dutchtronix; I'm just a satisfied purchaser. For more of my videos, please see smbaker.com
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