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It's an amazing device. I do a lot of work at microwave frequencies. It's invaluable to use to tune pipe cap filters up to 12 GHz. It's very easy to tune them to a wrong multiple of the input

I used my Ultra just this morning to measure the 3rd order IMD of my KX2. I used to have a DSA-815TG as well and don't miss it a

Well said Dave. 73 de Paul VA6PW

Whoops! I should have said "1/32 wave length" as my reference to 2.4GHz.? In that case it would equal 125mm, nice catch. :0) Mike C. Sand Mtn GA

Eric, I have just been "criticised" (yes, this afternoon) on another group for long posts due to EXPLAINING the reason(s) behind my answer(s). Just supplying the answer teaches nothing. The reason

Dave, It would help if you focus on helping and base your replies on a positive understanding of the question. Suggestions and discussions about a good antenna for a specific application is welcome

QUOTE (Mike): What does the signal of a 1/32 wave look like on our TinySA or Ultra at 2.4GHz? What is meant by "a 1/32 wave"? 1/32 of 2.8 GHz would be 87.5 MHz. To what are you referring? Dave -

But one can not properly address antenna impedance without considering both the real and complex portions of those impedance measurements made with the NanoVNA. Without the ± jX term to the

Hi Group, I agree with the suggestion to get away from the 'ham' topics, however, RF antennas from all aspects of transmitting or receiving will play a part in both disciplines. That said, shouldn't

Look at tinysa.org for the settings it is not as easy as just plugging in the headphones and expect audio.

Hello all, Yesterday i got a offer for RIGOL DSA815-TG (used 8 years old) for euro 675,00 (retail aprx euro 1300) So basically a good deal and before I got my TinySA Ultra (and NanoVNA/LiteVNA) it

Hi Toni, It seems that the tinySA just can capture the signal from the drone streaming videos to the remote control. Do you think the tinySA can capture the behavior of pressing some buttons from the

Trouble is few stores carry the TRRS jacks. Dave - W?LEV [email protected]> wrote: -- *Dave - W?LEV*

Requires a TRSS jack, the 4 way type to work reliably in my experience. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Phone_connector_%28audio%29 73 de Andy

So from my experience. The audio port can be picky on what jack you stick inside. And for some reason on my ultra, I cannot insert it all the way or the sound will not work. Just pull out the male

I agree. Topic closed -- Designer of the tinySA For more info go to https://tinysa.org/wiki

Please can I gently draw attention to this forum front page general rule…..” Please only post content related to the tinySA and avoid all content that could lead to off-topic discussions as I'd

Yes. And my middle name is spelled with a single "l" and the vowel in the middle is an "u". Dave -

Dave, I don't mean to be 'picky' but doing a web search for "Allen Variances" yielded "Allan", so who is right? (yeah, techs like me tend to be that way, fun intended) Mike C. Sand Mtn GA

Yes, in those days we were flying Cs clocks even on commercial flights. Fun days. In the lab I was doing Allen Variances between Cs and Rb. We were finally convinced with all the flights that we had