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Hi Elia, Have you seen John Price's TinySA Operator's Manual in the files section, in particular, the process involved in customising the TFT_eSPI library? Although it's written for V2.3 it's still

Hi Elia, I think we have had a QSO via GB3AL or GB3AU repeaters?? If you want to talk something through arrange a time and we can chat via the repeater if you can reach it (or GB3MH). Sorry I should

Hi Dave, I loaded the sketch into the Arduino IDE and started looking at what libraries I need, there are a lot! I believe I found all of them but seems either I got the wrong version of some or a

Sorry Tony, i misread your post. Email me (good on QRZ) and I'll send the test programs. -- John P. WA2FZW

Tony, David just posted the ESP32 code on the group yesterday. It's usable, but still has some bugs? (some already found and some yet to be discovered). We're not really going to provide real support

Hello Jim, You are certainly not alone with Si4432 troubles. I had come to the conclusion that about 1 in four of the HW-240 modules work, and those that do give an output of -15dBm at 434MHz. I

John, Dave, Thank you for the info, I will enjoy the build and hopefully the software will be easy ? Will share my progress as it goes 73 Elia, M0ZHN

David forgot to mention that you'll need an additional library which can be installed using the Arduino IDE's library manager by searching for "ArduinoJson" or from "arduinojson.org". I haven't tested

The following files have been uploaded to the Files area of the [email protected] group. * /WA2FZW - M0WID ESP32 - ILI9341 Version of the TinySA/tinySA_V2.7d.zip ( /g/HBTE/files/WA2FZW -

Hi Elia (and others in the group) I have just updated the files section with a development version 2.7d.? There are almost certainly bugs in this and it is work in progress.? Please let me know of

Hi, I have finally received all major parts to try my hand at building this SA following Glenn's writeup. On his site he mentions that the layest firmware for the ESP32 wrover is 2.7 but what is in

Erik, I installed a level 13 mixer, with a 3dB pad between the LO and the mixer, I thought setting the Si4432 output to +17dBm would be good enough.? My problem is not enough LO drive, not a surplus.

Thanks Dave, Just checked my orders.? They were all advertised as being 433MHz parts.? The next one I test I'll look at the output over a wider frequency range and see if there's any difference.?

If you have a level 7 mixer (intended to receive +7dBm LO drive) you "may" damage the mixer, or you may not. Depends on the mixer If you have a surplus of mixer drive power you may insert a 3dB (or

The SI4432 boards come with filters to match the frequency band they are intended to be used for, some are 434MHz, some 470MHz, some higher. For the TinySA the LO is required to operate over a wide

Hi, I built a standalone TinySA based on VK3PEs PCB designs. After the initial euphoria at seeing it displaying any signals, it became clear that my unit was about 30dB less sensitive than it should

I have a similar problem. The serial port monitor works, but the application does not find the COM port. It only finds the MOCKUP

Very nice. I would be very interested in this when it is finished. / Gerry

Elia, email me direct (good on QRZ.com) and I'll send you the draft documentation for the ESP32 version which describes what you need to do to set up the Arduino IDE for the ESP32. -- John P. WA2FZW

Good evening all, Hope everyone is safe and sound in these times. Using the spare time while sitting at home I have started gathering parts to try the tinySA, it is certainly a very nice looking