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There are quite a number of audio SAs online as freeware. Pick the one that best suits your needs. The TinySA Ultra specification for minimum RBW is 200 Hz. This should be more than adequate to view

The stereo audio signal modulating the FM carrier consists of the combined channels and a 19 KHz pilot signal used to synchronize the channel switching during separation of the audio into separate

Oh no, I don't like to do a cal each time I switch my NanoVNA on and I always include the cable on the source port into the calibration. So I have not only marked what cable belongs to what VNA, I

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Me too!

Personally I can't tell, mine are mixed and used interchangeably, works for me. Mike C. Sand Mtn GA

RG-316 is a cheap and easy to use cable. Has the same problem, that the shield get broken at the shield-crimp point. But because it is PTFE insulated this can easy resoldered. Have done this on all

What about RG-316 cable? István

Perhaps I'm wrong but, I mount the the antenna on the coax (or longer if needed) Erik provided. ?I've not done it yet but, a wooden support would work as far to holding the antenna. larry

Hi Ed My pleasure Kind regards Kurt Fra: [email protected] <[email protected]> P? vegne af Ed Vignati Sendt: 21. januar 2023 06:40 Til: [email protected] Emne: Re: [tinysa] Release of my article about

Outstanding Kurt, thank you for the hard work and tenacity in writing this manual. Ed kj4fgi

Erik, thank you for the information regarding the default value set. Given the information you and Kurt have provided, I don't need to do a CAL above 5.34GHz for now. Thanks again.

Kurt, thanks for your detailed information. Given what you've said, I'm good with not doing a CAL above 5.34GHz for the time being. Thanks much.

Thanks John. I appreciate the information.

Like you said, with the flexible version. And this is exactly what to not prefer. Flexible inner conductors made out of multiple wires are not working well on higher frequencies. And the damping is

Thanks all... My main concern was the fit of the cables into my 3d printed case design. I suspected the Ultra cables may be a bit longer, based on some of the photos I have seen, so this is good to

Isidro said: but isn't working well above some GHz RG223 flex is rated at a max frequency of 12.4Ghz,? LMR100 (the equivalent to the supplied cable according to an earlier post by Hugen) is rated at

The original cables are of good quality. The interface connector-cable is always sensitive on this small diameter cables. RG223 is much heavier, so can withstand a lot more mechanical stress, but

I'm not getting anything from the tutorial link, Dave. nothing loading after several attempts. Could you please verify the link? 73 Bill VK7MX

You're more than welcome. The ham who did the tutorial lives in Boulder, not 20 miles from our QTH. Dave - W?LEV [email protected]> wrote: