maple classic™ 
*notices your buldge* OwO what's this https://computerfairi.es/media/h4K4GebESK96nZ9ligY
do i try to recap this supply and continue to use it or
(i don't really know muuuuch about psu design other than watching component max ratings and probing with a multimeter, i have never used an oscilloscope because i'm not rich enough to own one)
@squirrel speaking of oscilloscopes, I've seen these around https://www.banggood.com/DSO138-DIY-Digital-Oscilloscope-Kit-SMD-Soldered-13803K-Version-With-Transparent-Acrylic-Housing-p-1051616.html?rmmds=search&cur_warehouse=CN
No idea if they're any good but might be worth a punt if you're ever in massive need of an oscilloscope
@troubleMoney we have something similar at the lab.. it's not super great
maybe this newer model could be a little better but i wouldn't hold my breath
@troubleMoney i mean fair but if it doesn't do the right job it doesn't matter how long or often you use it for :p and the good ones start at us$1000
@squirrel that's a very fair point, I'd be using it for "hey, is that a signally thing coming out of there? OOOH WAVY LINES! IT'S A SIGNAL!" because quite frankly I don't understand electronics any deeper than that
And oh, a grand for a good one... yeah, I'll add that to the list of reasons I don't have one
@squirrel ah, shame
probably be better than nothing though and sod paying hundreds of pounds for a fancy one I'm going to use for 20 minutes once in a blue moon