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And when there is a small 's' letter, your problem will be very small and you won't see it on the 2.8" screen. Bravo Erik, please leave it at that, if only one person in Siemens thinks about it, it's

Nice! BTW, please do not use S, the abbreviation for Siemens (conductivity) for seconds (time), which are abbreviated s. Thank you! Sent from mobile, sorry for terse

The sweep time on lowest RBW for a span of 200kHz used to be 2 seconds. A bit slow for usage as a bandscope for 20m and 40m bands. Using an experimental frequency setting schema I was able to reduce

No to add fuel to the fire but I will quote from your initial email below. You are the one that spoke, in no uncertain terms, about hams in general, not I, and everyone can see that. I did not do

You could always make it an option, just for us geeks. It's all about experimentation.. -- This email has been checked for viruses by Avast antivirus software. https://www.avast.com/antivirus

Sam- I am not going to boast regarding my career, or being licensed 54 years. You jumped to conclusions that frankly you have no idea who I am. Not that I care either, What are you- the Goodie 2 shoes

I own both the 2.8 inch and 4 inch versions of the NanoVNA H and I can tell you I like the 4" much better. From R&L Electronics the 4 inch is only $10.00 more than the 2.8inch (about the cost of two

Nice product. Given this can be paired up with a laptop or PC with a much bigger screen (Just like the NanoVNA same form factor) I am not sure a larger screen size is the way to go. For sure some

Some of the more geeky types here - looking at myself - would be interested in that.? I remember doing the signal identification stuff on an HP141T.

David, The tinySA also has an impressive RF signal generator mode with frequency and level sweep capabilities. AM and FM modulation capabilities are also present. The font size used in the RF

On Fri, Jun 26, 2020 at 08:06 AM, David J Taylor wrote: Based on past experience I'll be waiting for the more usable 4" version, as the original NanoVNA I purchased has simple sat in the box once the

The regular tinySA has a 434MHz first IF and the low input is as listed in the wiki. Just like the old HP spectrum analyzers when you remove the input low pass filter you can do all kind of tricks

You know that we all will be wearing out our browser refresh function key :)

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