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From: Erik Kaashoek Hi David, Good catch, will add screen size to the wiki: https://tinysa.org/wiki/pmwiki.php?n=Main.HomePage All outer dimensions, screen size (2.8") and hard plastic enclosure will

Hi David,?Good catch, will add screen size to the wiki: https://tinysa.org/wiki/pmwiki.php?n=Main.HomePage All outer dimensions, screen size (2.8") and hard plastic enclosure will be identical to the

I've just joined the group but despite searching the messages I don't see a screen-size specification. I do hope that a 4/4.3-inch screen will be available, as that would be the minimum I would

Larry, I agree with some of your comments. But I can tell you for portable use the 4" is much better. Also I take some offense to the comments on hams. I have been licensed since the 1970's and spent

Yes, first announcement will go here

Erik- Kudos. I also am anticipating rollout as a spectrum analyzer is exactly what I need. I've tried RTL-SDR dongles and it doesn't give you a "big picture". Especially when we are going after

We first have to ensure the device passes all the user and manufacturing tests. Only then production and selling can start. Progress is good but the past has learned us not to promise a date. W.r.t a

Any idea when these will be available? a 4" screen like Hugen's NanoVNA H4 would be a huge seller having owned both the original and now the 4" version, the 4" one wins hands down! Best regards, Sam

Hi John Look here for more info: https://tinysa.org/wiki/

Very impressive. Looking forward to purchasing one for use on my bench as a test and measurement device. Looking forward to follow on products. Is there a product roadmap anywhere indicating thoughts

Yes, an AMAZING number of features, some of which I have never seen on any other spectrum analyzer.? The tinySA has features that are optional on my Siglent, and the Siglent option package costs

On Wed, Jun 24, 2020 at 08:54 AM, m0wid wrote: ...Fantastic development effort by Erik in a short time period. ============================ Dave, It seems like a short period of time but Erik has

I like the small size of the NanoVNA and also this TinySA.? Small means easy to fit on my cramped bench along with all the other paraphenalia and whatever project is on the go at the time.? Having a

Hi Herb, I already thought the screen looked very usable. I have used a big, mil-spec SA and I have been missing having one. I will be watching for the sales announcement here and order right away. I

=================================================== Bill, hugen's philosophy is to give students, ham operators and enthusiast access to test equipment at a sub $100 USD price.? I believe he is

Hi, I'm older and use glasses too. I bought the nanoVNA with a four inch screen just to make life easier. I am sure I could manage with the smaller screen. In addition to my prescription glasses I

On Tue, Jun 23, 2020 at 11:11 PM, Terry VK5TM wrote: Even with reading glasses I find the screen of the NanoVna too small, so it's not getting used at the moment until I can sort a better

There is already,

I almost always use my nanoVNA in the shack and connected to the PC with the nanoVNA saver program, much more convenient operation not only by the screen size. I suppose that there will be a similar

It is just a matter of good reading glasses. Also in my age of 72 it is possible to read that 2.8 inch display of the nanoVNA. I think the price is important. The lower the cost, how more toys you