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Herb, That's a good observation on VID/PID, I will have a look at how to handle it.? I have a nanoVNA-F2 from Sysjoint so can do tests with that and my TinySA-Ultra. Although I have tried the

Dave's Hobby Shop (w5swl.com) aften has a good mix of surplus SMA attenuators. Dave is a good guy and I've always been satisfied. I've also found good deals on new and gently used Mini-Circuits

Hello all, Is there a way to have the setting of External Gain be persistent? Since I only have one attenuator and I have it connected always, it is a little frustrating to having to keep setting it

AliExpress carry a big range of attenuators. for a cheap and cheerful 'safty' attenuator there is a board with 30, 20 and 10dB and a 0dB on the same PCB for about $5. Search AliExpress for ...

Where can I get the attenuators for the TinySa?

Aha, I (for the second time) reseated the display cable and ... voila, everything is okay again... Thanks all for your support and suggestions! -Frank

I just tried this from the FAQ: Question *The tinySA Ultra is does not react to touch commands or the jog button* Answer The LCD cable may not be seated correctly. Open the case and carefully lift

The display cable connector has a black plastic clip that has to be very carefully lifted at both sides. This will cause it to rotate up and release the display cable allowing reseating. -- Designer

Hi Roger, I tried your suggestions by keeping the jog wheel (that's what it is called :-)) to the left and power cycled. The settings are not (visibly) reset and the device remains unresponsive to

Hello Herb, I bought the TinySA Ultra at the Zeenko Store on AliExpress... About half a year ago... Unfortunately none of your suggestions help, but thanks for your suggestions. One thing I didn't

All digital (and some analogue) devices emit RF noise, the level depends on how well it was designed. The emissions from the TinySA Ultra are at a very low level and should not be of any

Yes, this is normal. Any electronics device will emit some radiation. Try other devices. You will be suprised by the emissions from a phone, computer, keyboard, mouse, monitor, etc... Even the radio

SA Ultra shows signal at 192.100MHz. Tuned that on a radio and heard steady beeps that seem to come from the SA. when I move the radio away, they are inaudible and when I move the marker with the jog

Do you have the TinySA with the small 2.8" screen? Or the TinySA Ultra with the 4" screen? <GamzeeMakara2000@...> wrote:

Good day to all! Blind grandfather is in touch with you again. Please tell me the pins of the display cable so that I can connect a larger screen. Thank you!

Is there any pinout for monitor? How is it connected in general? TNX!!!

Try this... /g/tinysa/message/16336 Roger

Thanks to everyone for their replies. I finally was able to find the Zip file and installed it without a problem. I big thanks to Ian for all the work that has gone into this program!

Let me check. This could be a bug -- Designer of the tinySA For more info go to https://tinysa.org/wiki/

Thank you, Erik, for the document. It describes nicely the calibration procedure, which I also applied before. I see, that on page 19 it is stated that for DIRECT and DIRECT LNA can't be changed by