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Please refrain from judging other peoples capabilities. -- Designer of the tinySA For more info go to https://tinysa.org/wiki/

Look here for better SW https://github.com/g4ixt/QtTinySA -- Designer of the tinySA For more info go to https://tinysa.org/wiki/

Amazing... you know how to modify SW code and haven`t clue how compile it????

Hi, I just turned on my TinySA Ultra and noticed the touch screen is unresponsive. It does not respond to any touch input on the screen. Also, the jog-wheel/switch (next to the power switch on the

Desktop software is a weakest and strangest part of TinySA project in terms of UI. Lot of skins but limited functionality...

Many amateur radio transceivers (and general coverage receivers) have reduced gain and sensitivity on frequencies below 1MHz. This is in an attempt to reduce problems with strong LW & MW broadcasts

True John, but that applies equally to internet groups. 73 Ken g8beq

The VBW in the tinySA is implemented using a moving point average that simulates a RC filter.? It performs the same as the CONFIG->SAMPLE REP menu option, except the repetition samples and sweep

What does this have to do with the Tinysa? One needs to exercise critical judgement on the material on YouTube and to decide what is legitimate and what is not.

I have a 3586B and an 89441. Just above DC-32MHz on the first, with audio demod and super accurate signal level indicator,sensitive to about -120dBm with switchable narrow filters, and a just above DC

I learned how to be a brain surgeon by watching yootoob. I can now also fly a Boeing 777 if I had to.

Not exactly portable but if you want to go diving into the weeds, try the HP-3561A. Not light at 33lbs but frequency would be hard to beat at 0.000125Hz to 100kHz. Pricey back in it's day at 12k$.

John, well put and a well justified warning about YouToob. I usually give the same caution. Gain knowledge or answer questions from the pros or those who know what they are doing. Avoid YouToob

True, but there is an equal amount of false and erroneous information on YouTube. Personally, I would stay away from hobbyists made videos? and stay with the commercial outlets like Rohde, Agilent

Actually, no need to imply anything regarding regulatory RE levels.? The sticker on the back of the tinySA Ultra shows that it is FCC and CE-mark compliant. Using a magnetic loop or e-field probe is

Lots of good tutorials on YT University... https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=understanding+spectrum+analyzer

The question regarding radiated emissions from the TinySA - Ultra originated over on the NanoVNA users group. I have three (don't ask) TinySA Ultras. I checked all three employing the identical

Any tests of the TinySAs will be posted on that dedicated site, not here.l Dave - W?LEV [email protected]> wrote:

Take a visit to the McGeevy site. The following should get you going: http://amasci.com/amateur/bbb4b.html There's also a link at the very bottom that is of interest. We are addressing

If you are referring to the LiteVNA64 then go to /g/nanovna-beta-test/ subscribe to the group and search the message base for "Test 7 inch screen". If you are referring to the tinySA