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Like you said, with the flexible version. And this is exactly what to not prefer. Flexible inner conductors made out of multiple wires are not working well on higher frequencies. And the damping is

Thanks all... My main concern was the fit of the cables into my 3d printed case design. I suspected the Ultra cables may be a bit longer, based on some of the photos I have seen, so this is good to

Isidro said: but isn't working well above some GHz RG223 flex is rated at a max frequency of 12.4Ghz,? LMR100 (the equivalent to the supplied cable according to an earlier post by Hugen) is rated at

The original cables are of good quality. The interface connector-cable is always sensitive on this small diameter cables. RG223 is much heavier, so can withstand a lot more mechanical stress, but

I'm not getting anything from the tutorial link, Dave. nothing loading after several attempts. Could you please verify the link? 73 Bill VK7MX

You're more than welcome. The ham who did the tutorial lives in Boulder, not 20 miles from our QTH. Dave - W?LEV [email protected]> wrote:

Thanks for the info. I am downloading the videos as I type. I keep thinking that if I expose myself to more and more Smith chart stuff that eventually I will 'get it'. Paul, W8AEF _____ Sent: Friday,

The SMA cables with the TinySA are approx. 20cm long, and with the ultra approx. 30cm The diameter of the cable is the same, but the cables with the Ultra seem to have a better physical connection to

The tracking generator will give you only a scalar network analyzer - no complex measurements and no Smith Charts, no complex reflection coefficient and...... With the NANOVNA, you get it all except

Yes. Somehow I managed to forget that. Maybe in the future,? hint hint?

Question for those who own both a TinySA and the Ultra version: Are the cables physically different between the two models? Are the Ultra cables any different in length or diameter compared to the

Dave, Thank you for the 'very' informative link on the subject. I have been looking for a link on fully understanding the subject of Smith Chart use. Again, thank you with a "Happy New Year" to you

If you might wish to learn by doing, here is an excellent application. It's freeware at: http://www.ae6ty.com/ And an excellent tutorial at: http://www.w0qe.com/SimSmith.html Dave - W?LEV wrote:

Not in /g/tinysa/files Where are they located? Paul, W8AEF _____ Sent: Friday, January 20, 2023 12:00 PM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [tinysa] Antenna Replacement? #tinysa #ultra

There are also several good, simple to highly technical, tutorials on the Smith Chart in the archives on this group. They should be there as I've placed a few there. Dave - W?LEV wrote: -- *Dave -

The SA can be used to view the stereo sidebands from an FM broadcaster over the air. How this relates to alignment of a receiver separation is beyond me. There are specialized instruments that

Indeed, see spec in wiki -- For more info on the tinySA go to https://tinysa.org/wiki/

I understand that there are no plans for the signal generator in the TinySA (I have the Ultra version) to gain the functionality of modulating the carrier with an FM stereo composite signal. Is there

Google "Smith Chart"

Erik, The seller was very helpful, sent a new unit quickly. New unit works well. seller was seasonshopping2016 on ebay. Thanks for your help Erik !!! -- Scott Nolde