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Hi All, I thought you may be interested to see the Tiny SA in action when trying to trace some RF interference from a Data over Power line adaptor. The Yellow trace shows the peak hold trace with

Thank you Erik. You have a truly remarkable product. ?TinySA is a game changer. Every high school Science ?Department should purchase a TinySA. ?The product maturity is there now, What a great

Short answer: Yes, but it deserves a long answer. I guess you started from power on. At least I can replicated if I start from power on. Then activate the 10MHz cal output and send to low input. Then

Erik, I noticed the following issue this morning: 1. 10MHz calibrator output connected to LOW input. 2.? Marker->Center places the 10MHz carrier in the center of the display. 3.? Frequency->Span

Hi Erik, That's great. Love the new graticule calibration, it's now so much easier to quickly work out the frequency spacing between signals :-) Thanks again. Martin

Is fixed now

Looks good!? Love how you are constantly working to improve this. -- 73, Michael, KE4EST

Forgot to push the release button Now its there

Erik. Where can I find the update? http://athome.kaashoek.com/tinySA/DFU/ we have v1.0.85 available. Thank you for your work.

New FW release Version V1.0-86 Changes: - Added a frequency per division indicator at the bottom - Increased the minimum number of frequency grid lines to be shown

Thanks Erik, all understood no rush, but maybe is good :-) Regards, Martin

Added to the todo list, this may take some time though (if ever)

It may take some seconds (5 seconds per comm port on your computer)? before the port selection box appears

I added a wiki page on noise factor measurement but as I am no measurement expert I could make some stupid mistakes. Can someone with the right knowledge (on how to measure noise of resistors and the

Hi Erik, OK that's fine. The signal levels when using a close field probe are likely to be quite low, so I'm happy to put the AGC into manual mode when hunting noise sources below 1.5MHz. Thanks for

Hi Erik, The Tiny SA is great, but I'm having trouble when quickly looking at the graticule in order to determine the approximate frequency of a spike on the horizontal axis. I find that the existing

Yes, it is intentional and unfortunately a consequence of some limitations of the tinySA. The last picture is indeed the most realistic but it gets ugly when you add a rather strong signal at say

Hi Erik, Still having fun with my new Tiny SA. My main reason for purchasing to was to help locate RF noise sources, especially from Switched Mode Power Supplies. I have a question relating to the

First, I would like to say, as a professional embedded software and electronics engineer that I think the TinySA is a wonderful achievement. I am impressed and you should be very proud of the work you

Personally, to me, the tinySA is a measurement device, not an amateur radio transmitter. Yes it could be turned into one but I'd leave this task to the individual tinkerer who wants this feature in