Thanks, Erik. ?No need to implement VBW - I can use the averaging functions. ?The only final comment is that if someone is coming in from a full-featured SA, they might wonder the same as I do. ?One could solve that by perhaps putting a VBW entry in the Wiki and pointing them to the existing averaging feature?

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W1PJE

On Thu, Aug 13, 2020 at 08:02 AM, W1PJE wrote:

?Quick UI question: for a normal SA, there is the video bandwidth (VBW) setting independent of the RBW to average down the noise. ?Where is this equivalent function located??

I should have answered: Read the wiki:?

There is no left/right pixel averaging (or filtering) as in a regular sweeping SA but in the LEVEL/CALC menu you can choose AVERAGE 4 or AVERAGE 16
These are both running averaging filters, good are removing noise but they maintain the information of each pixel as these average over sweeps i.s.o. measurement points
It is possible to add a VBW setting but does this add so much value?

And yes, the CALC menu will move under the DISPLAY menu instead of the LEVEL menu in a next FW release

Hi all,

This is a _fantastic_ device. ?I'm having tons of fun. ?Quick UI question: for a normal SA, there is the video bandwidth (VBW) setting independent of the RBW to average down the noise. ?Where is this equivalent function located? ?I'm sure it is in an averaging setting, but having trouble finding it.

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W1PJE

I did not develop the gui of tinySA-saver
tinySA-saver is the same code as nanoVNA-saver.
The only thing I changed was the hardware.py module where the data returned by the "data"? command is read
You are free to do what you want with tinySA-saver source code as the code is GPL license

tinySA.exe can not run native on linux as it is using dot.NET graph objects and these are not available for mono

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Hello Erik,
may I ask how you develop the gui of tinySA-Saver?
Did you made the GUI without a Python Gui-builder? I mean native programming...
Isn't it possible to reuse some modules of the tinySA-Saver code?
I would wish the tinySA.exe also for Linux because it is especially created for the tinySA.
Sorry but I love the nanoVNA-Saver for nanoVNA's but not for the tinySA.

best regards

Chris

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Dear Hugen and Erik,

Thank you for your reply.
I purchased it from the link on Aliexpress that you taught me.

Thank you for a great project.

Hi Everybody,

I've got the tinySA-saver and the nanoVNA-saver working from the menu on "Andy's Ham Radio Linux" (AHRL) v24c, based on Ubuntu 18.04.5.

I will be releasing this version of AHRL shortly.? For more information, please visit this website:
https://sourceforge.net/projects/kb1oiq-andysham/

Thanks again for all of your help!
73,
Andy
KB1OIQ

It passed all tests, just run them.

Tnx.

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Dom
M1KTA

And these are the shops from Hugen, so guaranteed to be authorized

It is possible to resell after bulk purchase from the Maggie store. The delivery time displayed on the page is later than the delivery time of the Maggie store.
We once sold 10 sets of tinySA to a long-term dealer, maybe this is their shop, I still need to confirm.
At present, all our first batches of tinySA have been sold, and the next batch of tinySA can be produced as soon as next week.

Dear Erik.

Thank you for teaching me!

There are no clones (yet) so everybody will be buying from Hugen and are thus authorized dealers or this is Hugens new shop

Hi Mark,

I would be interested if you have any left.

If I recall nanoVNASaver is Qt based. Not sure if Qt-creator was used to create Saver or not.