Paul,
Good reason, I haven't tried it.
Ray, W4BYG
On 8/11/2022 12:34, Paul via groups.io
wrote:
That is why I
prefer to do my antenna work
after dark.
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de Paul, W8AEF
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Dave,
Thank you for your inputs.
I have a TinyVNA and I find the super small letters on
the 2.8" screen are
very difficult to read, when testing outside. Using it
or the PC computer
software inside works fine, but by itself outside, not
so much. If they ever
come out with a 4" version of the SA, maybe that would
suffice. They
certainly are in the right price range for HR and
hobbyist use.
I don't have the 4" TinyVNA so I don't yet know if that
is any better
outside.
Someone on the list may have one and be able to comment
on it.
Ray, W4BYG
On 8/10/2022 18:12, Dave W6OQ via groups.io
wrote:
Ray:
The TinySA spectrum analyzer may meet your needs.
Pocket portable, inexpensive,
covers HF thru UHF and beyond. Can detect unmodulated
signals. And the
linearity may be good enough that you won't have to
deal with calibrated
attenuators, though of course you can. There is a
group.io group at?/g/tinysa?that
is owned by the developer. Check in there for the
recommendations of where to
buy it so you get an original and not a worthless
clone.
Do you have any ideas for Standard antennas? I think
that there might be enough
info on the internet to build your own for some
frequencies. Never quite got
that far myself yet.
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