Thanks!

Thanks for leaving a comment, always nice to know it appriciated

Thank you David, yes i send it back inmediate, thats why i only have pictures left for this video. The store offered free return so fingers crossed.

Thanks! yes it looked very nice, also a digital with PEP... maybe an other later then...

Thanks!

Thank for that information, china is still on our list before we get to old to travel to long flights. we hope we will be able to do it one time..

Bedankt Jaap, ja soms is het echt gewoon niet goed gemaakt, gelukkig gaat het vaalook wel goed. Ik kon het gratis terug sturen, dus hoop het snel geregeld te hebben.

Thanks, the device i send back asap so fingers crossed. Yes if it somehow is rejected and comes back we can have a better look what was maybe intented, i realy liked the idea.

Thanks, yes it sure seems the cheapest sillicone they could find, Subbed you back, interesting channel

@@TonyAlbus Thanks, much appreciated.

Terrible they put this stuff on the market... First this crap went trough Banggood only, sad to see its now also with Ali... So we need to be more aware now. Hope with more videos like this also from others, we can save many from waisting money and time on this rotten apples.

For me the DG-503 woud also not be my choice as it is missing the Bars or needles. Still for manual tuning on HF.. i prefer a big cross needle analog scale..

@@TonyAlbus Yes i see, there is still some need for an instrument with needle display on a screen. In contrast to mechanical instrument, it could measure the frequency and calibrate itself, and also for use in a vehicle would better resist to vibrations.

Hi, Thank you... Usualy i have item links in the video description, but here they are.. this type of items i buy from HamRadioStore on Ali GPSDO_Display go.tonyalbus.com/GPSDO_Ali GPSDO_NoDisp go.tonyalbus.com/GPSDO_Ali2 GPSDO_NoDisp go.tonyalbus.com/GPSDOnd_amz GNNSDO go.tonyalbus.com/GNSSDO_Ali Distributer10 go.tonyalbus.com/Dist10_Ali Distributer0-200 MHz go.tonyalbus.com/Dist200_Ali FDIS-5 go.tonyalbus.com/FDIS5_Ali

Hope you also have free return from you store... i received a free shipping label and am already refunded.

Some make great stuff, this was not one of them for sure.

Thank you, it looks nice indeed, but the quality is very poor.

Thanks, yes this devices qualifies best as that ..the other meter that is on my desk, is very well build btw and work great . still i see myself using a cross-needle Daiwa, maybe i am just old as i also still use my fixed temp magnastat Weller :)

@@TonyAlbus, I use a Metcal soldering station now, but I started in electronics back in 1963 with an old woodburner with a nail for a tip. I learned everything the hard way. I taught myself. It was a very slow process. I can't imagine what it would have been like to be a kid and have the Internet at my fingertips, with videos like yours back when I was learning electronics. I was starved for information. (I learned of the existence of the ARRL when I was in college.) The first tech book I learned from as a kid was so old it called capacitors 'condensers', but I read it and reread it. The town librarian finally told me I could stop coming back to the library every 2 weeks to re-sign it out since I was the only one who ever requested it or checked it out. Now I spend a couple of hours a day doing tech reading on the web and watching videos like yours. These days a smart, inquisitive kid could start from nothing and essentially get an MIT PhD in electronics or physics for free from the web, as well as the tips and wisdom of those with decades of practical experience. The knowledge at our fingertips nowadays is staggering. Just sort through the junk and inhale the rest. Times change. Oh to be a kid again, but with a NanoVNA and the Internet.

@@johnwest7993 Hi John, yes much different times now, you started way before me, in my time it was already transistors but i do remember going to the libaries or cutting schematics out of electronic magazines. and ordering parts or a kit was also from a magazine and you needed to call or send a letter and pay by bank and then 2 weeks later your parts or kit arrived.