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Jorge Menchu, founder of AESwave, has won this year’s Tabbie GOLD Editorial Award for Best Technical Article with his article “Scope Testing: Answering Probing Questions” published in the May 2015 issue of Motor Magazine!

Every time a waveform moves up or down, something in the circuit that’s being tested has changed. Learning to identify the factors that shape a waveform is a powerful diagnostic skill. In this article originally published in the August 2014 issue of Motor Magazine, Jorge Menchu explains how to  reverse-engineer a waveform step-by-step using Ohm's Law II.

The AESwave staff is proud to be the recipient of a Plaque of Appreciation given by the Skyline College Automotive Department.  Each year, one vendor is chosen based on the support and commitment demonstrated to the school during the previous academic year.

In this special Motor Age webinar, host and technical editor Pete Meier moderates a panel discussion on the challenges facing the automotive aftermarket and what we as individuals with a personal stake in the outcome can do to solve them. Specifically, the panel will discuss and offer solutions that we, as a grassroots community, can put into place in the short term - with long term benefits for all.

Chicago CAN is now history but you can relive it with recordings of Pete Meier's live webcast from the floor.

Jorge Menchu's article, “Strategies and Techniques of Waveform Analysis,” published in Motor Magazine, July 2012, received a Bronze award from the International Society for Vehicle Preservation.

In the workshop with Pete Meier featuring Jorge Menchu - A skype discussion that inspires us to be the best techs we can be!

TABPI – Trade Association Business Publications International awarded Jorge Menchu an Honorable Mention for his article “Strategies & Techniques for Waveform Analysis” which appeared in the July 2012 issue of MOTOR magazine. 

In the early 1990’s, Jorge Menchu, (founder of AESwave) helped launch the automotive lab scope revolution from Fresno, California with a kit of homemade test leads.