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If you have male-to-female connector savers on your SA they make a nice handy touch point for grounding yourself when you pick up the unit. 73 -Jim NU0C "Roger Need via groups.io"

Just tried the self test with some $900 GORE jumper cables and it passes all the time with 77, well so far. I wonder if its an noise issue, I have TONS of RFI here and the GORE is much better

Don't cheat yourself out of owning one of the finest pieces of test equipment available to the hobbyist/experimenter/ham radio enthusiast.? Buy from one of the suggested

Roger - Mine failed right out of the box and appears to be a clone model which I had no clue existed. Shipping back to seller tomorrow and will probably scratch the idea of buying one now. On Sun,

I had some difficulty getting the link to work but copy and paste it to the Google search window worked FB. A good read and excellent info to keep in mind for the Tinysa and the whatever flavour of

Some users have unfortunately experienced TinySA failures.? Some may be from production issues but others are probably due to exceeding safe levels at the input or perhaps from ESD (static)

Hello all, I purchased my SA from Amazon a few months ago and as far as i can tell it's the real deal? Anyways, it never failed self test until I upgraded firmware to 77 and now it will fail about 1

FWIW I have had no ESD issues with my early TinySA and I don't exactly baby it. It may be because after 30+ years of working with PCs both professionally and as a hobby I have developed ESD-safe

There is some ESD protection when the attenuator is set to manual minimum 10dB. -- ------------------------------------------ For more info on the tinySA go to https://tinysa.org/wiki/

Test 12 tests the attenuator so it's normal test 12 fails. As the levels are off due to wrong attenuator some other test may be critical . Not a real

Hello All; Hello:? ?My tinySA appears to have an attenuator issue also... it's a real unit, from R&L. I have also verified the PCB etc. My testing shows a large attenuator error pic 1, and pict 2

I wonder if there are some static issues. Not having a schematic I wonder if there is ESD protection on the input. An analyzer that can only be used if it is in a static free environment is kinda

I received my cloned TinySA too Failure in tests 7 and 8 Seller => Tools & Meter Store ( https://pt.aliexpress.com/store/5054200?spm=a2g0o.detail.100005.1.11e13c63JzdgpG

Thanks, as long is you did not have the antenna close to a transmitter antenna it should be ok -- ------------------------------------------ For more info on the tinySA go to

I hadn't had it long and hadn't used it with anything other than the included antenna and hooking it up to itself.? I suppose it could have been hit with static, but I was mindful of that when I was

The self test is the diagnostics for the signal path HW and the touch test for the display/touch HW What else do you need? -- ------------------------------------------ For more info on the tinySA go

Hello Eric and TNX 4 all the hard work!!! Have you written any diagnostic firmware to help trouble shoot these little marvels ? 73 N8AUM Vidas

Can you post a photo of the back of the tinySA and photo's of the screen of tests 6 and 8 failing You may have a bad clone -- ------------------------------------------ For more info on the tinySA go

Thanks for allowing me to join. I just received my Tiny SA this week and performed the self test diagnostics. Unfortunately there were errors present during this. I'd like to know the issue that I'm

Nicholas, What type of sources have used in combination with the tinySA? Any sources that generate possibly more than +10dB? -- ------------------------------------------ For more info on the tinySA