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Can we look forward to a delta marker functionality soon? ;-) -- John AE5X https://ae5x.blogspot.com/

Move your mouse close to the peak you want the marker on till you see both the vertical and horizontal white lines appear. Then right click "add marker"

How do you add a marker in the app? If I right click I get a pop up menu where I can select "Add marker 1", but I can't seem to add a marker. I've tried left click, double click, shift click, ctrl

I made some measurements of one of my QRP rigs over the past couple of days with an HP-8563A that we have at work, then made the same measurements at home with the tinySA. Very much impressed with the

I have a table that is 74 cm high and can carry 300 kg load. If I put something on this table, it will be at 74 cm height above the floor, regardless of its weight (if it is not more than 300

The current drawn by the tinySA is 500mA max, or less if less is needed

Hi Alain and Erik, Thank you both very much for your replies. I have followed all Erik's videos and some of IMSAI Guy so will be continuing to do so. Erik, thank you for the reply to my list of

Dear Gents, I have attached a picture of the label of my TinySA. You can see that the current specification was (wrongly) labelled as "5V USB ( *500mA Max* )". This is the reason of my post/enquiry as

The specification states the USB port or USB charger used should be able to supply minimum 500mA. So any USB 2.0 or 3.x port will work and any modern charger (even the fast phone or tablet chargers)

I have used mine on a multitude of chargers and computers. On my laptops, the TinySA is hooked up via USB 3.0 with no problems. Ihave many USB power adapters in the house. Some capable of upwards of 4

Connecting the TinySA to a USB port _in a PC_ is safe, either USB 2 or USB 3, because both supply 5 V to its USB connectors and it is not a mater of currents asit has been already explained. The

My six sense is telling me?that I should be fine with the 900mA USB3.0. However, I am worried that the internal battery socket may fail if the current charging the internal (lithium) battery has no

What the 500mA max means is that’s how much the tinySA will draw at maximum. So you’d be fine. 73, Tripp Sanders K5TRP

The specification for the power supply is 5V USB and *500mA Max*. I understand that I can only use a USB 2.0 port on the computer/laptop as USB 3.0 port is rated at 900mA. Is there any report of

Export to spreadsheet for further processing For calibration of battery meter. Can be ignored Yes The app is a incomplete conversion from a similar nanoVNA app. As changes go very fast there will

Hi Phil, I received my TinySA today and it is a great little box.... trying to go through the sub-menu and so on! I would suggest you have a look at the videos produced by the IMSAI Guy

Hello there, Just received mine today and it sits beside the Nano.... long weekend ahead on the tiny box and the troubles to set it up :-) All the best for now.

Hello, Firstly, a big thank you to Erik and others in producing the tinySA. In the short time I have owned it I can achieve all that I hoped to achieve and much more. The only query is the PC

tinySA observing the signals from various generators and at various levels to test if it can cope with these weak and strong signals https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tPOJNwZr1fo

Okay Erik. Thanks! Peter