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Dave, you gotta get one! A lot of capability in that little package. My bench SA only goes 3 GHz.... I just need to find some time to fiddle with it....I do have some immediate needs for it. Tim K4SHF

John, I'm envious! Not that I need another SA, but this is so portable and far beyond the capabilities of the original TinySA. Dave - W?LEV

I never received a notification that mine had shipped and it showed up the other day

My checkbook can withstand the wait...? Dave - W?LEV

The first batch, both at the Zeenko store and also R&L went pretty fast. I expect you will be waiting for the second production batch, which is probably in progress. Dave

Yes, it's out of stock. But some are receiving their orders. I'm betting they are filling existing orders before listing in stock. Hopefully I'm correct as I will be ordering as soon as R&L lists

Here is what a member of this group posted last week on the R&l stock status... /g/tinysa/message/8141 Roger

you need to enable "ultra" mode in the config. It requires an unlock code available on the wiki. Easy to do Tim K4SHF

hello Erik thank you for all the effort you put into the tinySA and the tinySA Ultra. I try, if possible, to reproduce your demos to understand and put into practice. I realize that this time I can't,

Ok, yes, that was too easy to fix. Also no double sided tape on mine either. thank's for help

Hi Dick, I normally just change the span around a signal to get one station expanded on the display. A marker will give that "frequency" and then I can figure out what local FM station is being

Like any spectrum analyzer, you have to use your markers to identify frequency peaks in a given span.? The Ultra has 8 markers you can set versus the 4 for the tinySA. Herb

Got my Ultra yesterday, from R&L Electronics, looks fine and getting used to it. However, I do and will have some questions on its operation. For example, I scan the FM Band and get several signals.

So sad, "out of Stock" -- Walt, WD0GOF, WD0GOF.COM

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You can also see that both DFU devices reported have the same serial number, indicating it comes from the same physical device.

No I did not have any other DFU devices, because if i disconnect the tinySA Ultra it does not see any DFU device when starting the bat file. When the tinySA Ultra is reconnected the bat file again

It seems you had more than on DFU capable device active Make sure the tinySA is the only device connected in DFU mode -- For more info on the tinySA go to https://tinysa.org/wiki/

It looks like I first needed to start the batch file and while it said "Device will detach and attach" switch on the TinaySA Ultra in DFU mode. Then it suddenly upgraded to 512. According 'version

If I execute the bat file DFU_LOAD_BIN.bat as indicated in the wiki, I get the following error: