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Xprotolab case by Elvio Rossi:

Altoids O-Scope by Richard O'Neill:

 Another Altoids Xprotolab by Carlos W:

Xprotolab reprogrammed to read temperature from a DS18B20 chip, by DocJC:

Xprotolab base "Shield" by Alan Kamrowski II:

Xprotolab case by Benoît Bender:

Xprotolab case by Michael Krämer:

Sniffing a ZIGBEE module's UART with the Xprotolab, by Marc Merlin:

Pocket friendly Xprotolab, by Vadim Skovorodin:

More Xprotolab pictures on Flickr:

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Comments

MadhaV

awesome device.

Monday 16 May 2011, 16:55

rostlaur

Press 'Try Again', 'Try Again', 'Try Again'... on Google to find a better design, value, superb information, and unit that will never leave your workbench. Good luck

Friday 02 December 2011, 15:05

Xeon

Seriously.. searched google for hours.
Nothing compares.
It's more than just a tool.

Thursday 08 December 2011, 03:15

MikeSr39

If the unit is supposed to run off of 5v, how do they get the scopes to run in pictures off of 3 AA Batteries???

Friday 13 January 2012, 16:10

ganzziani

A voltage of 4.5V will still work, however, lowering the voltage further will decrease the input range of the input channels.

Friday 13 January 2012, 17:15

Torby

OH! Love those altoid scopes.

Where do you find a holder for 3 AA's?

Monday 09 July 2012, 09:53

carlos1w

Thanks Torby, I bought the holder at Radio Schack.

Thursday 06 September 2012, 10:23

Torby

Never found one at RS that holds 3.

I built mine for 2 AAA's and put a boost converter underneath the xprotolab. Etched Gallifreyan writing on the top. It says, "Mine! Keepa yous hands off!"

May never find an old flat lidded altoids tin again.

Friday 02 November 2012, 04:18

tiorbinist

Torby, Check out http://www.adafruit.com/category/53 Ada has obtained a bunch of un-painted tins in the size and design of Altoids gum and mint tins. The bottoms are flat, rather than raised, as well, more room to stuff things in. The gum tin (1.4" wide) has a domed top: just use the bottom, which is flat. Top and bottom of the Altoids tin is flat. They're currently for the gum tin, .50 for the mint tin, but with this economy, who can tell the price when you read this!

Wednesday 21 November 2012, 04:40

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