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If I'm understanding you correctly I should leave a 10db attenuator connected and then the antenna connected to that? Like this Constant Attenuator (10db)? https://a.co/d/fuqc3Gc (Or do you recommend

I am a reader, not a sender of messages, usually. However the Windows application sounds (is sound the correct word for a written message?) very useful. What might make it even more useful is to run

Yes DC block for when measuring with any DC offset and at least 10, 20 and 30 dB 2 Watt attenuators. Leave the 10 dB always on the input and it will be safe. When trying to probe (low or high

Oh and can someone link to a 0-1Ghz LNA worth buying. And also a link for a backup 50ohm calibration kit? Or how do I test if i buy one to see if its 50ohms? Links to attenuator worth buying? And

Hi, Our of the above mentioned items, I bought a set of EMC SMA probes for a few €. They are very useful for servicing radio equipments without disturbing their circuitry. You can measure

Erik.... are you really the guy that made these? That's awesome to be a beginner and get an answer from the creator. So thank you for that. What accessories would you recommend? Is a VLM-33W-2W-S+

Dear all, Finally the parts arrived, and I started the IC changes. First, I removed the U22 0 ohm resistor, working as jumper, and place the RF Switch, and do recall. During recall it fault again,

No need for self righteousness. There are RF environments where strong signals can flood an antenna. I can see why such devices would be useful. But I am nowhere near such a RF environment.

Trying to replace Input RF switch U22:? AS179-92LF LNA U14: BGA2817 might need to be replaced Attenuator U28: PE4312C-Z Good luck.

Impossible to tell -- Designer of the tinySA For more info go to https://tinysa.org/wiki

Thanks. I inaugurated my cheap hot air station and the RF switch gently came off. Now i could jumper it to check the attenuator, but i prefer waiting for the spare part and soldering paste, and keep

Is this one a clone? because if not, I'd be keen to try and replace the attenuator, or go through the trouble shooting more closely and try and fix it.

Maybe, no -- Designer of the tinySA For more info go to https://tinysa.org/wiki

What you are observing is indeed possible as the switch can fail in?different ways -- Designer of the tinySA For more info go to https://tinysa.org/wiki

Hi I bought tinysa ultra from facebook. It fails attentuator and signal level. Can it be fixed? can it be used as a signal generator?

Hi Erik, yes i performed the manual routine and think it is useful. I have a low signal level on my Ultra 407, down by 40 dB, i.e. at -75 dBm. Now your manual says that even with a bad RF switch, if

Comment regarding the interval time of 32.6msec that I used. ?An exact multiple of 1/60 would have been 33.3¡­..msec but to get a stable display I had to set it to 32.6msec. ?Difference is likely

?If I remember right, the HP network analyzers have a ¡®skip isolation¡¯ option in their cal routine, making me think it won¡¯t make much difference in most cases - especially in a Nano.

Hi Erik and gang, I owe Erik an apology as not to long ago I said the interval triggering feature that Erik implemented for me a few years ago on the TinySA was not working properly on my TinySA

WinSpectrum III v3.0.1.1 ¨C Update & Fixes Some users reported that nothing was displayed on the graph when using tinySA (basic). The issue was caused by WinSpectrum's default scan setting of 450