Looking for testers of his tinySA version
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During the last weeks I have been a bit quiet here as most of my time when into designing, together with Hugen, of a self contained, ready build, hand-held version of the tinySA to be sold for a very acceptable price.
The outline and display are exactly the same as the nanoVNA and the tinySA will come with a housing. As the HW performance now seems to be OK and the SW is more or less complete i could use the help of some (not many) testers. Preferably people that already own (or have access to)? a spectrum analyzer and are active building something that requires a spectrum analyzer in the 0.1MHz till 350MHz range. This tinySA can also capture 240MHz till 960MHz (with somewhat reduced performance and functionality)? and it can also be used as a signal generator (0-350MHz and 240MHz till 9060MHz) If you think you could contribute to the testing feel free to send? me a PM with some info on the project you'd like the tinySA for. There will only be a limited number of tester products. Selected testers will receive a tinySA and are kindly requested to use it and feedback their experience. I create a dedicated tinysa group for this purpose.?/g/tinysa/topics More information on this version of the tinySA can be found in this wiki? Please be patient as the wiki is running a bit behind. -- HBTE Files section:?/g/HBTE/files Erik, PD0EK |