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Is there a way to collect the data from multiple displayed traces? I can collect the first trace with "data 2". I don't see how to collect the others.

QUOTE: 200 mhz. 200 milliHertz? That's the realm of earthquakes and subsonics! Possibly you mean 200 MHz, MegaHertz. Dave - W?LEV [email protected]> wrote: -- *Dave - W?LEV*

I have used both the TinySA and the Ultra at 90 kHz. I believe I have also used both to receive WWVB at 60 kHz. Zack W9SZ [email protected]>

Because antennas with showing that frequency was suggested, and no one corrected that person, so I assumed those antennas could be used.

I bought the moxon v2 915mhz, it's no better than the antenna that is included. I bought the video aerial systems antenna just for fun, and it's actually way better, but still very little under 200

Ian, Tnks for your work. Toni

could you send a clearer picture or copy/paste the contents of the cmd terminal screen please?

Hi @glradio, this is from Windows APP which is in phase "work in progress" (as you previously asked question on my previous topic). regards, Toni

Erik, thanks for answer. I plan to collect some phones from my friends (those with different telecom mobile providers) and do scanning with TinySA Ultra and see where I get 'traffic' during?

Ian, just an FYI Just ran a git pull and everything was updated and is working as expected on Fedora 40 (soon to be 41) Thanks! [email protected]> wrote:

I'm on Windows 10 Home

I have fixed the file browse/save bug and also the one where preferences didn't save unless a tinySA was connected.? For the avoidance of doubt, only .bmp files are displayed as images in the

which version of Windows?

It says No Device No Voltage so I'm guessing it is not connected? Although the Windows App do recognizes it via COM5 port. When I click on File/Browse TinySA, it shows this window: If I close it,

Does QtTinySA show the device as being connected at the bottom left?? If not, you should get a message popping up to say it's not connected.? If it is, you should get this screen.? Only .bmp files

Yeah, I believe of you multiply each value by .8686 it should be very close.

Oh no, so its a bug from the app itself? Would it be fine if I just level all the data up adding the 10dB on the csv file? I tried the QtTinySA.py but I couldn't connect the SA. I click on browse but

There is some overlap in the default tables to have multiple frequencies to check for level continuety during validation. In normal operation these ranges are not used -- Designer of the tinySA For

ok, thanks for the hint. One more question arises to me: as I understand, harmonic mode is used above 5GHz, so I wounder if I find? setpoints between 4 and 5 GHz? Johann

This is a known bug and last I heard wasn't a priority to fix. I recommend checking out QtTinySA which is an open source python app which appears to export correctly. Cool thing is it's cross platform