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LAN_403

Mon Mar 05 2018, 07:08PM

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You could go extra ghetto and use a crystal earpiece. That was the only signal analysis I had in the early days.

Patrick wrote ...

Yunus wrote ...

I don't have an oscillope

It is very expensive to me.

Get one. Waveforms can't be guessed at.

Oh sure they can. But not with that attitude. :p

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