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Is there any chance that this bug will be fixed?

Whilst using the TinySA Ultra to take signal measurements yesterday, the device became unresponsive. I have power cycled the device and we have updated the firmware, with no improvement. The device

Thanks. I've just fixed mine which stopped working while in use. Unlatched and relatched the connector, now it works. :/

Mike, It has been spoken for. 73, DaveD KC0WJN wrote:

Just reading this now. If it isn't already gone, I'll give it a go. Mike C Sand Mtn GA PS Paypud is OK for me.

Kurt, are you aware that the sellers of the SA-5 replaced the picture and turned this document into a manual that they send with every analyzer sold? John

Here in New Zealand DAB is dead, they did a trial then killed it.? Probably because streaming offered much of the same advantages without the need to invest in new hardware and little interest was

British RF landscape ≠? Rest of world RF landscape. US / Australia / New Zealand AM radio is full to bursting.

Here’s another use case using the TinySA Ultra. This article describes how interference to a wireless gasoline station pricing sign was located. While most of the measurements were performed using a

Great document. Clarified some things I couldn't work out. Thanks!

that's an interesting set up [ for other puposes as well] but the AM band is surely not tht popular, with FM / DAB being so wide spread.

Kurt, Thank You very much for sharing this document. Regards, ToniZG

The NRSC (National Radio System Committee) in the US landscape, has published a study examining the effects of RF noise on AM radio reception in cars. See there :

Hi All It still exist the document I made on TinySA Ultra. An updated revision is soon on the way Kind regards Kurt

He has realized what I wrote in the "pointed" (maybe demeaning?) email. Have a read of my latest email as a beginning primer. I can walk him through the learning curve, but it will take time on both

All, The extra copy of QEX has been spoken for. DaveD KC0WJN [email protected]> wrote:

Does anyone want a copy of the January/February 2025 issue of QEX? The ARRL sent me two copies. It has the tinySA tracking generator design article in it. Of so *respond to me privately* at kc0wjn

I forgot a few items - what else is new.... 1) Conducted Emissions: 150 kHz through 30 MHz 2) Radiated Emissions: 30 MHz through the fifth harmonic of the highest clock frequency or 40 GHz

Yes, the Rhode&Schwarz videos on spectrum analyzers are highly recommended. That would be an excellent first step as you first need to know how to use your new instrument. Here is another from

Rohde&Schwartz has a series of videos on YouTube that explains the general function of spectrum analyzers. If you new to a spectrum analyzer this would be a start to understand the basic terminology