FNIRSI DPOX180H 2-in-1 Handheld Digital Phosphor Oscilloscope Joyroom wired Sticks GameSir™ sticks with
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Description
FNIRSI DPOX180H 2 in 1 Handheld Digital Phosphor Oscilloscope Joyroom wired Sticks GameSir™ sticks with wired Sticks GameSir™ sticks with Hall effect Triggers Hall effect triggers with feet ABXY buttons Membrane D pad Mechanical circular D pad Motor Dual asymmetrical motor Rear buttons Two macro buttons 6 axis gyroscope No Battery capacity 600 mAh Grips Non slip grips with laser texturing Charging station Available out of the box The GameSir G7 Pro is equipped with four additional buttons with freely assignable functions offering high functionality in a single device Manufacturer FNIRSI Model DPOX180H Device type Handheld digital phosphor oscilloscope (DPO) Number of channels 2 Analog bandwidth 180 MHz ( 3 dB) Sampling frequency 500 MSPS (1 channel) 250 MSPS (2 channels) Refresh rate 50
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