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And when you need a SMA bullet, I recommend this style with a knurled center section: ebay # 202670005403

I was finally able to get the ST software to recognize my TinySA on several of my computers by manually installing the driver. I wish that I had not changed my list preferences to Digest Mode as I now

Two reasons I can think of: The pintails will wear out or break long before the savers. Most people will find themselves changing the pigtails often for one reason or another. 73 -Jim NU0C "S

Only if you are measuring relative levels of signals in a narrow band. As soon you have signal spread over 3 harmonics, you mast have physical tap

Garry, yes and now, depends what you are measuring. If you just want to see signal around the carrier (for example you CW, or how wide is your SSB, or how deep is modulation on AM, or haw flat you

<bammi asked> Do you have an opinion about a tap as you suggest vs. sampling the signal. That question was recently asked in another thread, not many responses, but among ones that did respond I'd

Instead of these savers, why not use little SMA pigtails (6" or so)?

I bought mine from W5SWL. USA seller, fast shipping, decent products. He sells direct or eBay. https://www.w5swl.com/ 73 -Jim NU0C "Roger Need via groups.io" <sailtamarack@...>

The SMA connectors on the TinySA? were never meant for hundreds of connect/disconnects and will wear out eventually especially if the center pin is allowed to rotate and "drill out" the SMA jack. A

Thanks for the response Miro. I came across Don Jackson's article after I posted my remarks. A similar well thought out design for a high power rf sampler can be found in the May 2011 issue of QST on

See this post also. /g/tinysa/topic/78971178#2334

I had the same problem. You may need to manually update the device drivers for the ST DFU Se Demo program. Look in device manager for that device and update the drivers by pointing to the top level

I used to be able to program firmware for NanoVNA and TinySA on my main computer but after installing the STM Cube IDE and Cube Programmer, neither is recognized when set to DFU mode. Works fine for

Ed, I had a problem with my Dell i5 W10 64bit computer using DfuSe, it would not update either of my TinySA's and in trying to force them I ended up with a white screen on both. I then downloaded

I am not sure what is going on here. I was originally having trouble connecting with the TinySA on my primary ham radio computer and took it over to another computer and had success. I went back to

Mike Millen answered this question for me last week: /g/tinysa/message/2642 Driver install is necessary.

You can also try tinySA-App to do the FW update -- ------------------------------------------ For more info on the tinySA go to https://tinysa.org/wiki/

I am unable to update the firmware on my TinySA using a DFU file or a bin file. The current firmware version on my TinySA is v1.1-12. I have downloaded and installed the DfuSeDemo tool. When I place

The original announcement explains the modification(s) and can be found in the groups.io/g/tinysa messages section ——> /g/tinysa/message/2680

My opinion is that it depends on what you are measuring ?I am not sure of the linearity of the antenna when spanning a hundred MHz. A direct tap frequency response can be measured with a VNA to