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New FW release Version V1.1-75 Changes: - The error in the NFM and FWM carrier frequency has been corrected ------------------------------------------ For more info on the tinySA go to

I would use a male-female adaptor. Actually, I would probably use a male SMA to a female SMB adaptor. I have a lot of cables with SMB male plugs on them. The SMB's often seem to be overlooked, maybe

It's a clone. I had identical issues Alain

Hi Erik Thank you for the very quick reply. I was just doing so after also stumbling over the 'clones' thread. Got mine from Aliexpress (Seller: Tool-box Store) and so far it does not meet the

Please post a picture of the screen of the failing selftest? (7 and 8, not the final selftest screen) and a photo of the backside of the housing of the

Hi Gang Two days ago I received my tinySA. First thing I did after looking at the FM and 2m Ham-Band with the provided telescopic antenna, was a firmware upgrade. Unfortunately I didn't bother to

Will look into this. Guess something went wrong somewhere during an update -- ------------------------------------------ For more info on the tinySA go to https://tinysa.org/wiki/

I experienced the same thing, although I wasn't as sharp as Liam to track down the shift in the carrier, but just noticed that the tinySA didn't produce a carrier on the assigned frequency when either

Look at the attenuator level. Sometimes it stays at 30 with no signal present. -- ------------------------------------------ For more info on the tinySA go to https://tinysa.org/wiki/

My recently acquired (and on close inspection, genuine) TinySA with 1.1-74 firmware exhibits this behaviour. I discovered this by chance with my VX-7R, having found the carrier would disappear when I

I can occasionally connect to my Win10 PC although never when RBW is selected other than AUTO.? When it does connect the default settings noise floor is sometimes -58 dB and sometimes -80 dB.?

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