开云体育

Congratulations. I too have placed an order.? Thank you for posting on the 开云体育 board. At this price point, I am sure the project will be successful. 73 Evan AC9TU

I also have ordered one. I saw that shipping was the same if I? ordered 1 or 2. If I had another friend that wanted one, I would of ordered 2, That was not the case here. But others may want to

Erik and Hugen, congrats on getting this to this stage. My order is in. Karl Heinz - K5KHK

And here you can find all the product details: https://www.tinysa.org/wiki/

Dear community enthusiasts, we have manufactured a small amount of tinySA for sale and now sell it through the Alibaba store. If the community feedback is good, we will make more. The current

Valid point, Dom, but counter to that, I like self-contained devices. If the option of a 4" screen was available, that would be my choice, even if it meant a few quid more. / Gerry

Fantastic.? Are you able to share how your fast frequency schema works?? i would like to try it out in my homebrew version! Dave M0WID

I wish you a lot of patience..... While we were busy changing the unit letters we also change the u to the greek letter, probably too small to see the difference on a 2.8" display.

Right. If you ever need the authoritative source: ISO 80000-3 — Quantities and units — Part 3: Space and time https://inteco.isolutions.iso.org/obp/ui#iso:std:iso:80000:-3:ed-2:v1:en (Scroll

According to Wikipedia and other sources its 's' so I replaced 'S' with 's'

I’m not asking for a small letter, but the lower case letter s that has been the symbol for seconds for a century now. A capital S is also easy to mistake for a 5, and it blends in with the

And when there is a small 's' letter, your problem will be very small and you won't see it on the 2.8" screen. Bravo Erik, please leave it at that, if only one person in Siemens thinks about it, it's

Nice! BTW, please do not use S, the abbreviation for Siemens (conductivity) for seconds (time), which are abbreviated s. Thank you! Sent from mobile, sorry for terse

The sweep time on lowest RBW for a span of 200kHz used to be 2 seconds. A bit slow for usage as a bandscope for 20m and 40m bands. Using an experimental frequency setting schema I was able to reduce

No to add fuel to the fire but I will quote from your initial email below. You are the one that spoke, in no uncertain terms, about hams in general, not I, and everyone can see that. I did not do

You could always make it an option, just for us geeks. It's all about experimentation.. -- This email has been checked for viruses by Avast antivirus software. https://www.avast.com/antivirus

Sam- I am not going to boast regarding my career, or being licensed 54 years. You jumped to conclusions that frankly you have no idea who I am. Not that I care either, What are you- the Goodie 2 shoes

I own both the 2.8 inch and 4 inch versions of the NanoVNA H and I can tell you I like the 4" much better. From R&L Electronics the 4 inch is only $10.00 more than the 2.8inch (about the cost of two

Nice product. Given this can be paired up with a laptop or PC with a much bigger screen (Just like the NanoVNA same form factor) I am not sure a larger screen size is the way to go. For sure some

Some of the more geeky types here - looking at myself - would be interested in that.? I remember doing the signal identification stuff on an HP141T.