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I am KA4EMK. I want to thank Erik for his amazing work here. He has allowed himself to absorb all of everybody's input and criticism. Keep up your great work Erik. We need more people like you.Erik is

Thanks -- 73 DougN8VY@...

You are welcome, Lots of users have had that problem.

It's not so much his post becomes difficult to read but in the web reader all message become long and difficult to read. I have edited his posts to prevent this problem -- For more info on the tinySA

Thank you Dave. Sent email... Matthew KD6KVH

Ha! Too easy, thanks. Yes it is blue.. ?? Matthew KD6KVH

Mathew, Look at the USB port on your Chromebook. Is the internal of the USB connector blue? If so, it is a USB3. Fred/N7PN wrote:

Hi Matthew, I'm in Mountain View. If you have reason to get down this way we could connect for an upgrade. Dave wrote: -- ------------------------------ Dave Koberstein keep in touch: davek@...

Hi, and thanks. I do believe it is USB3 but I do not know. The Chromebook was purchased in late 2021. I will look to see where I can find an external USB2 hub. Don't know what such a thing looks

Is the Chrome book USB 3? It has been reported that a USB3 connection does not work with the driver. My Lenovo Chrome Book is USB3. Maybe try an external USB 2 hub?

I do not have Linux, windows, or a Mac (retired. Software days long over). I have an android-capable Acer Chromebook. There is a DFU-UTILS for Android, but it will not recognize the ultra (driver?). I

Good advice Erik, but I was able to comfortably and a least somewhat more conveniently read Ronaldo's posts by quickly opening a text-only text editor (set to wrap lines) and copy / paste? (ctl+c /

Hi Dave, I'd agree that a very short antenna may permit some sort of estimation if you have nothing else available, it's not ideal, especially if trying to measure a nearby hand held. The problem is

Ronaldo, Please do not post very long lines in formatted HTML but us plain text or cut into multiple short lines as you post now is very difficult to read your post and all other post as the ewb

Good morning everybody. Firstly, I think the equipment's antenna can be used. Because the transfer band used (~90 MHz) and its second harmonic (~180 MHz) are practically in a range that does not

How are these sensors powered? Perhaps the batteries have discharged and they are no longer transmitting. If mains powered, try tracing the cables using a suitable detector used by builders etc.

A very small/short hunk of wire as a function of wavelength is generally not frequency sensitive (within reason). A point source exhibits, theoretically, no frequency sensitivity. Dave - W?LEV

The supplied antenna does not have a flat response. 100 MHz should be 3M in free space. 1/4 wave is 75cm, or 30 in. The antenna supplied is closer to a 1/4 wave at the harmonic, than the fundamental.

My apologies... MEASURE/HARMONIC is something else again. I thought the original post was only looking for harmonics in the general sweep. Never mind... ???

The TinySA's do NOT contain internal front end filters. They DO contain internal and selectable attenuators. LPF = Low Pass Filter - passes mostly below the corner frequency BPF = Band Pass Filter -