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Wondering what kind of PC this software is built for? Having issues with usb/ rs232 port emulation crashing on me. The firmware update ok, but otherwise a problem on a fast i7 with 16gb ram. I do

Erik, 1. The rbw and attenuation combo boxes work as expected and their values are immediately reflected on the tinySA. 2. The mode combo box changes the start/stop frequencies to default values for

I am one of those "few radio enthusiasts" who would do this. And you are correct in that I did not expect the TinySA to be able to do it. But I bought one anyway. :) I have equipment that can do

New tinySA-App release http://athome.kaashoek.com/tinySA/Windows/ I added the mode, rbw and attenuation comboboxes As I'm still getting used to the coding style I am not absolutely sory everything

Steve, I did not increase the separation to 4kHz as the audio filters in HDSDR makes that impossible As the HDSDR uses an i/q audio (192kHz bandwidth) to steer the output of the SoftRock when you

Dear Erik, Looking again at your screenshots, I think the last one where you increased the separation to 4khz actually shows the two fundamentals, but not of equal amplitude. An intermod scan would

Dear Erik, Yes, your screenshots I think demonstrate what I was trying to say. I cannot set up my old boatanchor to show a screenshot of intermodulation products generated by a power amplifier within

All video's should be reachable via? "videos" in the left navigation frame (I see I missed the paper animation video) but your suggestion is good, I will add a generic link to the tinySA playlist

Erik: Not sure if you have a link on tinySA.org to your YouTube channel. ?Might be there now? Your YouTube tutorial was excellent and your use of of “paper animation” ?was highly

As an experiment. HDSDR and SoftRock Ensemble RXTX at 7.1MHz LO, USB transmission at 7.1MHz with two tones, 300Hz and 2.5kHz Using an RPS1 to verify the amount of intermodulation products First with

The rbw needed to assess intermodulation first depends on how you do it. ?The best way is two high quality signal (high power and totally isolated) generators 100khz apart, then the Tinysa will be

The step in the noise floor of the RSP1A (also the RSP1) is caused by the internal upconverter when measuring below 60MHz. The conversion loss is not compensated by extra amplification inside the

Roger, The last message needs clarification. I did try the RSP1A with the Spectrum Analyzer software and found it to be very good for spans up to 10MHz.? When I tried to measure the 3rd harmonic of

Roger, Yes I did try the Spectrum Analyzer software and use it for it for the low RBW situations to like SSB purity testing ?It has issues when spanning large frequency spans. ?I found this when

Have you tried the Steve Andrews Spectrum Analyzer program for the RSP1A? Has markers, peak, averaging, different RBW etc. ? Available on the SDRplay Web site. Roger

Even though they showed out of stock a few weeks ago, I was able to order then and get on a wait list. I also ordered a bunch of coax adapters at the same time. Asked them on the order form notes to

After reading reviews, ordered one from R&L.? Got it yesterday. It's a little quirky, but accuracy is exceptional, for it's size. Will be using it mostly as a signal generator, with external pads.

The cool factor of just being able to wear a spectrum analyzer as a fashion item is worth the money! TinySA earrings, anyone? 73 -Jim NU0C "Joshua Wood" <WoodJRx@...> wrote:

Thank you all! My use case is... tinkering.? I am interested in things like hunting down transmitter spurs, and other "general use" - but wanted to make sure that I wasn't going to buy something

There are a bunch of sellers on AE selling them currently.? Not sure but I may have posted the only one also shipping from USA.