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Hi Erik, OK good to know. I've checked the calibration against other test kit and it all seems good, so I'm not massively concerned. Overall I'm very impressed, you get a lot for your money :-) Thanks

Ah, test 7, the band pass filter. The critical part of the stop band is at a rather large offset of -4MHz from center (at the far left of the screen) so this will not have any impact on the

Hi Erik, No strong transmitters nearby. Regards, Martin

Make sure you are not close to any strong signal/transmitter. Please share a picture of the screen at step 7 showing the error

Hi, I just received a new Tiny SA from Maggie. Recorded the config settings Updated the Firmware to 1.0-82 Did a clear config Did a reset Checked config settings and all were are before. Did a low and

Hi Jim, I am using the Kubuntu LTS 20.04. After this error it compiled completely. So it should also do in Mint. It is also a Ubuntu variant with another desktop style... You can take the github

My older receiver has a 21.4MHz IF output.? I've used the tinySA in a similar manner to add visual monitoring capability to it. - Herb

Directional coupler instead of an LNA? If the LNA gives up it's ghost it might become conductive... -- PGP key: http://tinyurl.com/2016pgpkey

I'm inside a city. Terrible QRM

Thankyou for taking the time to try it out. I am surprised there is not more variation in amplitude of different signals, but it does depend on the time of day. It also looks as if it would work

Some people want to know if it is possible to use the tinySA as a kind of band scope. Using the LNA as explained on the wiki and a half size G5RV I get this

I figured out a week or so ago that Erik was doing all his firmware in Windows, when I found that it wouldn't compile in Linux Mint.? Windows isn't case sensitive, Linux is.

All the TinySA tests now run properly when HI and LOW are connected via the jumper cable ... -- 73, Bernie, VE3FWF (most typos in this message were generated by highly sophisticated auto-correction

Short answer, the repository has been deleted. 73, Stay Safe, Robin, G8DQX

I did not know that I needed to connect HI and LOW together. Newbie problem, for sure. ?Read The ?F... Manual, Bernie! -- 73, Bernie, VE3FWF (most typos in this message were generated by highly

Sorry for the confusion. I meant to display an FM broadcast station and see the modulation - not actually hear the audio! -- 73, Bernie, VE3FWF (most typos in this message were generated by highly

On Sun, Sep 13, 2020 at 03:25 PM, Robert Entwistle wrote: Self-test failures aside, I'd love to know how to decode FM band using the tinySA!? Any tips and/or info you could share?

Bernie, The DFU mode is a special mode that allows the STM driver to flash the firmware to the tinySA.? In the DFU mode the tinySA is no longer recognized as a USB CDC device.? It is normal that you

Hi Bernie, Self-test failures aside, I'd love to know how to decode FM band using the tinySA!? Any tips and/or info you could share? 73, Robert, WA2T

I have self test failures 3,4,7,10 ?out-of-the-box — unit was purchased in June, 2020 The tinySa can decode the FM band nicely in LO band but I can not get the USB port to stay up in DFU mode. 30