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Hi,I'm looking for someone with a TinySA to be our Workshop guest speaker and give a live demo via Zoom. The Gwinnett Amateur Radio Society is one of Georgia's largest clubs with 300+ members...? We

Thank you Sandro. Very much appreciated! AGC and filters impedance will be taken cared for. Qwert

My hint is to use low level ( by attenuator or series resistor from Tinysa) to get the correct frequency response,calibrating receiver's IF section most? have agc control. The filter's output

I have one of these kits as well and was using it a few days ago in LOW OUTPUT mode to measure the MDS of a transceiver. What I found was that the attenuation level changed by a random amount just by

The tinySA has a very stable and accurate TCXO and output? can be between -76dBm and -6dBm The frequency resolution is in the low part of the low output mode (below 45MHz) 156Hz and 312Hz above

Thank you Dave. Now we are talking same language. Qwert.

Good stuff! You are in for a treat! Start with the 455kHz stage, injecting a signal at the centre frequency just strong enough to detect. Align the detector first for best non-distorted signal.

Hello Dave. Thank you for the answer. I am radio engineer who most of the working carrier ( 30+ years ) was close but not quite with the radio related staff. My current project is a way to get back to

Is this a radio you have built, or a commercial radio that you think needs tuning? Just because you can, does not mean you should. The adjustment of a triple conversion superhet is no mere task for

Hello John, Sandro. I would like to tune filters for SW radio. Radio has 3 IF‘s 455 kHz, 10.7 and 55.8 MHz. BW is 4 till 10 kHz. Which ready modules for tracking generator would supplement TinySA

Hello Andrea. I see different replay from Erik: " The PRESET/STORE/STORE AS STARTUP is there if you want to start with certain settings. " Br.

Hi Erik, Happy to know this is "normal ", and many thanks, if in the future, you can have this corrected. Best regards , Georges F6DFZ

George, There is a trick in the HW to extend the output levels down below -44dB. This trick depends on a, not so well specified, parameter of a component. Up till now I have not found, using a

Hi to the group, I just received my TinySA from Zeenko, quickly shipped and well tracked by Aliexpress. This is a great instrument and congratulation to Erik and all for such an outstanding piece of

This is better: https://nt7s.com/2019/11/updating-the-nanovna-firmware/ NanoVNA and tinySA use the same update method -- ------------------------------------------ For more info on the tinySA go to

Get dfu-util from here: http://dfu-util.sourceforge.net/ MacOS seems to be supported This is the update command dfu-util? -a 0 -s 0x08000000:leave -D tinySA.bin It is impossible to brick your

Hi Erik, Thanks for your reaction. I will do the test off course. but... I have never done a USB FW upgrade. I have a MAC OS. Do you know a site with a simple explanation to use the TinySA FW upgrade

Hi Hans, Zeenko store will only sell genuine tinySA as it is the store from Hugen. Can you do the attenuator test as described here: https://tinysa.org/wiki/pmwiki.php?n=Main.CheckTheAttenuator and

First of all my complements to Erik for his TinySA project. I'm really fascinated by it. (en petje af!) I have a question and hope that this is the right spot to ask. After initialising I noticed that

I have two Kay 475 attenuators. They have a series of toggle switches. You can switch in 0 to 110 dB attenuation in 0.5 dB steps. The ones I have cover 0 to 1.0 GHz. They are high-quality and worth