Hi,
I'm older and use glasses too. I bought the nanoVNA with a four inch screen just to make life easier. I am sure I could manage with the smaller screen. In addition to my prescription glasses I have several magnifiers here already. I am going to want the tinySA and won't wait for the four inch screen. Depending on price I might buy one with a bigger screen when/if it becomes available. I will use magnifiers as needed.
73,
Bill KU8H
bark less - wag more
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On 6/24/20 8:19 AM, hwalker wrote:
On Tue, Jun 23, 2020 at 11:11 PM, Terry VK5TM wrote:
Even with reading glasses I find the screen of the NanoVna too small, so it's not getting used at the moment until I can sort a better solution.
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Terry,
? ?The display of the tinySA isn't as congested as the NanoVNA so its much easier to read if you wear glasses.? I would compare its readability to the NanoVNA using the AA firmware.? If only one marker is used, the marker information is displayed in a font size similar to the H4.? It has a companion PC application, tinySA.exe, but I think most users will only need it for capturing screenshots.
- Herb
