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Is there some type of overlay to see the Tv channels portion of the spectrum? -- Joe-NP3AR

This is where the typical CATV band pass filters come in very handy, low loss and very steep skirts. They are well documented and cost pennies.

The following Is an addition to the comments made by Erik and Jim Allyn regarding the measurement of Cable TV signals in 75 ohm systems with the TinySA: The typical CATV system in the US, carries up

Mark, It's currently not possible to save presets for the generator. Good suggestion though! -- ------------------------------------------ For more info on the tinySA go to https://tinysa.org/wiki/

It may very well be dangerous to connect your tinySA directly to your TV/data cable.? TV channels typically run around 0 dBmV per channel, which is only 13 nanowatts.? You can run a lot of those

Saving Presets for Signal Generator use. Request:? If there are instructions somewhere on the web, on how to set PRESETS for the TinySA Signal Generator frequencies, please post a web url for that.?

Hello, A few notes: 1) TV, CATV and SAT signals should never harm the input section of a Spectrum Analyzer. The signal level is, as Erik already mentioned, well below -40dBm. 2) Note however, that

Hi Dave, coupling of the RF will be variable according to frequency, length and position of the tinySA antenna, so even when doing a relative measurement, you may have a big difference in levels. See

Not having a suitable attenuator to hand, I found that a dummy load radiated enough RF for the tinySA to analyse if held close enough. I'm not interested in the exact amplitude of the harmonics, just

Normally TV signals should be below -45dBm on the cable so connecting to the high input is not a risk. For many other signals an attenuator is recommended. Simple guideline is to keep the high input

It does not make an important difference, only the indicated level is some dB wrong Yes Nothing special, as long as it connects to SMA it should work. Yes, FM broadcast is on the cable in Europe.?I

I saw the video you suggested. However, I have a question. In other videos I have seen they say that an attenuator is required on the high side. Is that correct, or can direct testing of tv signals be

I made a comment on your above linked youtube video, but as a relative newbie to RF, I have some questions... When using this for TV antenna aiming or just for inspection of the signals on a cable TV

Sorry I sent the wrong message. Sep 30, 2021 2:09:40 AM Jose Cruz via groups.io <latinhawk@...>:

My question is what is the status of my order? You snswered me with something else. Sep 30, 2021 1:57:40 AM Erik Kaashoek <erik@...>:

Look here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vn2da_UBuBE Its using cable for demonstration but the type and strength of signals should be comparable when using a good antenna Towards the end it is shown

New here. Can't find where to add my callsign. I'm in the process of replacing my tv antennas.I receive signals from different direction and want to use the TinySA when it arrives to point my antennas

Side cutters are a much more definitive, and emotionally satisfying, fix! 73, Stay Safe, Robin, G8DQX

Test all your cables and mark the power only ones with a sharpie pen. I need to load the proper drivers I believe. Kind Regards, Dave Dave Reiser Phone: 301-216-5394 Mobile: 301-802-1929 Email:

I had this problem and it turned out my USB cord that I was using was actually not made with a data line. And apparently it was just for charging. Change chords and fixed my problem.