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Hi Dan, The reason antenna factor is not well-known is because the only technical folks that care about it are EMC test people doing FCC and European compliance measurements. ?Broadcast engineers

My participation is not intended to bring back my science (in French) but to propose a synthesis that I had a little trouble writing. It is in the attached PDF and it is in French because of the

I didn't build the executables on my machine this time, I used Github workflow pyinstaller 'actions', which I had to learn how to do and then experiment with to get it right.? ?When I downloaded the

Thanks Charlie! I've been a Ham since 1960 and I never recall hearing about something called "antenna Factor".? Hardly a day goes by when I don't learn something new and you've supplied that wonder

Hi Rainer I think there is in particular one participants which should apologize to you for being very rude. That said your request from help has not lead to any practical guidance, and you explained

Hi Mike, It is a very useful resource. You should have a much better understanding of spectrum analysis after reading it. Although it references R&S products, the basics are the same whether you have

Bob,? ? Thank you very much for the book ? Mike ? ------------------------- -- This email has been che

Don't apologise Rainer, you are embarking on a very complex journey. But any of us that have any experience in this field also had to start somewhere. Rhode & Schwartz produced a very good book on

I would start with the videos at Tinysa.org: https://tinysa.org/wiki/pmwiki.php?n=Main.Videos Several YouTube videos instruct you on how to use it.? Here are two

I apologize in advance if this is a dumb question but I need guidance. ?I have a Tinysa spectrum analyzer but I am completely new to radio frequencies and the spectrum world but NEED to learn as soon

That's because the packing system of QtTinySA is not okay. I released my own version of QtTinySA which doesn't have this virus warning. I suggested the author to switch to `pyinstall` for packing the

Not rude Zack, but certainly demeaning. Some may have missed a couple of days in ”Mr. Lynn’s Finishing School”. ? 73, Bill AI5RP ++++++++++++++++ Bill Blodgett Arlington, Texas

I kindly apologize for having caused all this discussion. Please, I would like to end this thread.

David, ZL2DAAA: I believe the original poster thought he "bought" a solution to his goals and needs with the acquisition of a TINYSA. What he didn't realize is that the TINYSA is the tool with

At the risk of adding more noise to the discussion I suspect there is a question of perspective.? EMC/RFI compliance is expensive.? Commercial grade test equipment to do EMC/RFI compliance is

Unfortunately this will not possible. As stated the current filters are close enough for pre compliance. For actual compliance measurements I recommend to use a more capable SA. You will have to

I agree, but I and several others have posted polite messages attempting to enlighten the poster of his severe uphill learning curve and taking ALL engineering and physics (Roger did a better job than

Perhaps inclusion of EMI filter characteristics is a good suggestion for future improvement of the tinySA firmware. Best regards, Don Brant

My apologies! This one /g/tinysa/message/19356 "Zack, he knowns nothing about regulatory testing for either radiated or conducted emission. ..."

I'm not sure what you're referring to? You didn't quote any text and I haven't seen any replies that were particularly rude. Zack W9SZ boult.org@groups.io>