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Geez, people, what is it about online forums that gets everyone so riled up?? I had some specific questions, and pointed out how I'm running the software.? Is it necessary to get into a shouting

The settings don't save by clicking the 'button' but do autosave on exit. Absolutely nothing wrong with the GUI at all as can be seen.

Can we go back to the original issue. Does anyone else have problems with saving settings? -- For more info on the tinySA go to https://tinysa.org/wiki/

No, someone giving very sensible advice regarding giving all the relevant information when asking about a problem. Regards Jeff

Another God? Who tells veryone what they can or can't do? [email protected]> wrote:

huh ? - *NO* , a VM is an emulation. It is never 100%. It is definitively not the same at all. You are running a third party HAL on third part hardware on a third party base OS *and* emulated drivers.

Huh?? The program is tinySA-app, which is provided by Erik, the tinySA developer.? It's available on the tinySA website and is quite handy.? The fact that I'm running it in a Windows virtual

Why would the developer even attempt to support a Windows program running on some emulator on a mac ?

Hi Rudi, Thank you for responding and for that information.? But taking a screen shot of the SA is not my issue.? Both parts of my question are about the Windows app.? The first part is about

Hello Eric, For MacOS (Catalina) I have a Python3 program to create a tinySA screenshot. The program "nanoVNA_tinySA.py" needs several modules. In order to make it easier to use I have used

Hello, Love my new tinySA (bought from R&L Electronics).? The Windows app is mostly working well, but it does not seem to be saving my configuration.? It did one time, and saved a .ini file, but now

Yes!! There is: actual_freq sets or dump the frequency correction set by CORRECT FREQUENCY menu function usage: actual_freq [{frequency}] Thanks, ToniC

Carlos etal, Many thanks for all of the valuable information shared in this group. A home brew 6-60db 3Mhz to 500Mhz has been designed by ZL2PD and is published here:

Ok,thanks, its working perfect, measured the second harmonic on the ftdx3000 who's rated at -60 dbm down from carrier at 100w output, Tiny sa showed -58dbm,so thats perfect, carlos on6cn

Carlos, In addition to Erik's directions, please be sure to use a 50DB attenuator on the input to the TinySA.? I built a 50DB tap and connected it to a 100watt dummy load.? I then use a step

You can leave everything on automatic at first Most important is to ensure the fundamental is entering the tinySA between -30dBm and -10dBm Then use the MEASURE/HARMONIC function, enter the frequency

hi, can someone tell my the settings for the tiny sa measuring tranceiver harmonics at 100w output, like reference level in dbm and so on...... in order to achieve a more or less correct reading. i

John, I've been getting the "4-inch" NanoVNA versions and they are much more usable. I also have a 7-inch VNA and that is superb (at least, it will be once fixed by the reseller) but it is much more

I have 3 of them, all originals from R&L. I need a 4th one for a project but am holding out for a larger display, even if it is a clone, whoever comes on the market first.? Sorry about that but am

Hi Hugen Nice to see you "being on the source" as well. As I let you know your Alibaba & Aliexpress pages are "a bit dated" <eg>. But with Erik's recommendation & your direct reply things are cleared