Wavetek 1910 X-Y display oscilloscope teardown (WITH EXCLUSIVE FULL-LENGTH VAPORWAVE MUSIC VIDEO)
0The Wavetek 1910 is a super low bandwidth X-Y oscilloscope that, in this case, was used to trace out some information about analogue video signals at a TV transmitter. The super long persistence phosphor makes for some quite nice visuals. We take a look inside at the really simple internals, and I get carried away with feeding it test signals, so there's a few minutes of psychedelic audiovisuals with a public domain soundtrack toward the end. While the lab applications for a device like this are limited, recreational use is definitely interesting. ;)
The song is basically just Katapulto's original public domain song with a few effects slapped on by me, and it's re-released to the public domain, so you may download and use it however you please, if you so desire.
Music download link: https://mega.nz/#!owNy1ZyY!pRz3oKaT6ayKiPZduqVrEzsGKQBbrDUnujs3nAbAhpI
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