If you love a #hardware hacker, make sure they have a signal analyzer. And/or an #oscilloscope.
This message is running on repeat in my head.
If you love a #hardware hacker, make sure they have a signal analyzer. And/or an #oscilloscope.
This message is running on repeat in my head.
@dcz Though the usual caveat applies: do not blindly (or only vaguely informedly) buy tools or other hobby supplies for people. Chances are you'll get it wrong in one of several ways: they might already have it, not really need it, need a subtly different kind, would rather use the same money for a different thing, or you may plain old pay too much for whatever it is.
The best thing you can do is tell them you want to help them acquire such a thing, agree on a budget, and then let them acquire it.
The second best thing is for them to have a wish list (order matters!) of things and you pick something. But make 100% sure the list is up-to-date.
There may be exceptions of course, but on the whole the above reflects my expierence