DSO150 shell - Battery 18650 Mod

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This is a mod case for DSO150 Oscilloscope by JYETech sold by KKMoon. I spent many hours and materials on this project, and it seems that the electronics fit perfectly into it. IMPORTANT NOTE: It appears there are two versions of this Mini oscilloscope. If you have an 8-pin connector on the back of the smaller PCB, this project will fit perfectly. Otherwise, the PCB will not fit in. For the mod, you'll need: 1x 18650 Li-ion Battery (with a small thickness to adapt it to its housing) 1x Li-ion Charger board (TP4056) 1x Step-up 2-28V Converter (SX1308) 1x On-Off Switch (Hole is 20x12.4mm) 6x 3.75x2mm screws (4x for bottom and 2x for ADJ board) 8x 6.75x2mm screws (4x for internal bottom case and 4x for external bottom case) 1x JST 2-pin male Wires for connections Files 1, 2, 5 for complete version Files 3, 4, 5 for CLEAN version And a Multimeter for testing voltage before mounting (9V required). NOTE: The switch could be avoided due to its presence on the PCB. I inserted it to prevent battery discharge on SX1308. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ This is a mod case for DSO150 Oscilloscope by JYETech sold by KKMoon. I spent many hours and materials on this project, and it seems that the electronics fit perfectly into it. IMPORTANT NOTE: It appears there are two versions of this Mini oscilloscope. If you have an 8-pin connector on the back of the smaller PCB, this project will fit perfectly. Otherwise, the PCB will not fit in. For the mod, you'll need: 1x 18650 Li-ion Battery (with a small thickness to adapt it to its housing) 1x Li-ion Charger board (TP4056) 1x Step-up 2-28V Converter (SX1308) 1x On-Off Switch (Hole is 20x12.4mm) 6x 3.75x2mm screws (4x for bottom and 2x for ADJ board) 8x 6.75x2mm screws (4x for internal bottom case and 4x for external bottom case) 1x JST 2-pin male Wires for connections Files 1, 2, 5 for complete version Files 3, 4, 5 for CLEAN version And a Multimeter for testing voltage before mounting (9V required). NOTE: The switch could be avoided due to its presence on the PCB. I inserted it to prevent battery discharge on SX1308.