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From my Twitter feed: RPi Pico, scope probes, reducing noise in the shack

January 26, 2021 By Dan KB6NU Leave a Comment

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Digi-Key Electronics  @digikey

@Raspberry_Pi launches their new #PicoBoard featuring their own #silicon. What that means and more >>> dky.bz/3c1KC2P

 


 

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Dave Jones @eevblog

NEW EEVblog Video! EEVblog #1367 – 5 Types of Oscilloscope Passive Probes COMPARED youtu.be/rzo4Ntxqu1E

 


 

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Ian @mw0ian

Replying to @K5PO @_M0JJF and 4 others

Have you guys seen GM3SEK noise video, well worth a watch youtu.be/LSL1h6MJbaI

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