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We used to live in the mountains west of Fort Collins, Colorado. The ground with minimal soil pretty much consisted of typical Pegmatite with large crystallized quartz, lots of feldspars, and some

Yes, I once worked for LEC TRO SON ICS, Lectrosonics, the wireless mic. company (and more) in Albuquerque, New Mexico. I always got a kick dealing with suppliers and reps, especially those from back

Sorry for my wrong reply, please ignore. The official maximum input frequency in Ultra mode is 5.34GHz. Some HW samples have an out of spec LO that can go higher so some extra points where added, just

I would like to thank you for answering my previous question. You are correct: the information is already saved in a PRESET, so it is not necessary to store it in the RTC RAM with every click.

Yeah, there is. Check out the next hamfest, they're cheap (~ $2 ea) Mike C. Sand Mtn GA

There is a problem with the calibration points for very high frequencies. Try to sweep the generator a bit around the target frequency and you may see the signal -- Designer of the tinySA For more

Thanks Bruce, and to Dave and of course to Erick for ALL the little tid-bits necessary for us to enjoy our hobby, bravo. Mike C. Sand Mtn GA

Ah, the problem happens when switching between modes. That can easily be solved. Once in a mode the EXT GAIN should be restored after power cycle

https://tinysa.org/wiki/pmwiki.php?n=Main.UpdatingTheFirmware -- Designer of the tinySA For more info go to https://tinysa.org/wiki/

Can i update tinysa ultra with custom firmware by using cubeide?

Now that I have had a day (and morning coffee) I see that I am the one who also didn't detect the sarcasm font ;)? Ha!? Thanks, Mike! This info about the VLF signals is interesting.? Too bad the

I was assuming Dave meant Lectrosonics and that was a typo. *Hanson Sound Corp* *(715) 304-9470 - **hansonsoundcorp@... <hansonsoundcorp@...>* *Derek Hanson's IMDb Page

Any relation to the popular wireless microphone manufacturer who is still in business, "Lectrosonics"?

Good morning, Erik, I apologize for bothering you again, but I’m still awaiting feedback regarding the modification of the external attenuator saving behavior in the TinySA. Unfortunately, no one

Please read this document starting with page 17: http://athome.kaashoek.com/tinySA4/Doc/TinySA4_Menu_Tree.pdf -- Designer of the tinySA For more info go to https://tinysa.org/wiki/

IN DIRECT: 140, 150 MHz IN DIRECT LNA: 140, 150, 170 MHz IN HARM: 7.996 - 10 GHz IN HARM LNA: 4.294 GHz - 10 GHz For all the other frequencies the correction values get updated well. For the

Hi Erik, for some frequencies the input curve calibration values are not updated when doing the calibration. Steps to reproduce: 1. Apply an input signal at 140 MHz with -25 dBm. 2. Choose the menu

Hi Erik, I've tried now with increased input power level at 5.51 GHz, but there is still no signal visible when doing the IN ULTRA CURVE calibration. I increased the input power up to 0 dBm.? Here is

Dave, Ah & oh.?? Got it.? Eric has designed & implemented an AMAZING piece of equipment.? It's TOO compact to have a ground lug & come with three grounding leads.? One to go to a good ground

No, it does not specifically address ESD. However, I will be effective for low level ESD. The best insurance against ESD if care......CARE...... Further, when working with this sort of equipment, its