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Well, I didn’t plug the TinySA into anything directly (it never touched a live circuit or an RF output) – however, the only thing I can surmise is that the signal coming from the receiver’s RF

Thank you. Your videos are fabulous. Kind Regards, Dave Dave Reiser Phone: 301-216-5394 Mobile: 301-802-1929 Email: davereiser2outlook.com<mailto:dianna@...> 520 Russell Avenue,

Kudos to Martin. I emailed Martin at Mirfield Electronics on Monday about a problem I was having with the TinySA I had bought back in February. Less than an hour later he replied saying to send it to

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Erik, I like the pen you use in your videos to touch the screen. Where can I buy one like it? Kind Regards, Dave Dave Reiser Phone: 301-216-5394 Mobile: 301-802-1929 Email:

Here's a 20dB Pi attenuator I made in a hurry for the front end It's super ugly but it works very well and very accurate Made from an E24 1% 0805 resistor kit, bit of stripboard, and 2 SMA connectors.

Full marks Erik...the TSA should always have an attenuated attached. ALIEXPRESS have good wide band attenuators available at around 5 or 6 USD.Sent from my Galaxy

Any external attenuator (even only 10dB) will help protect the tinySA Many SA users (small and big SA's) always keep an external attenuator attached. ------------------------------------------ For

Have a look at the wiki You can install the latest FW directly No master list, all have been improvements and are compatible. ------------------------------------------ For more info on the tinySA go

Hello All, I have a Tiny SA that was last updated February 3, 2021 and would like to install the latest stable update. It's hardware is V0.3... Can I just install the latest update, or do the updates

Amen to your last sentence. But even with my aged eyes, I love the size of this one.

On eBay, I purchased an old HP step attenuator, 0 to 120db with a cutoff at 900MHz. Forty bucks. Used or retired brand name test equipment can be a good deal as long as the limitations are provided by

Just curious - I bought these a while back (right after I got my tinySA): https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B08ZSWCLXY/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&th=1 I don't use my tinySA for anything

The attenuator can also fail from ESD (static).? When using the antenna one has to be extra careful.? I lost an antenna analyser by walking around with a whip antenna attached to it.? Blew out the

Hi Terry, wouldn’t surprise me if Erik is working on a new version 319, but 317 is the latest on the site and as you note, contains the new trace functions demonstrated in the video. Fingers crossed

I’ve so far only used it with the external antenna on, measuring IF oscillator frequencies by waving the antenna near the oscillator tuning capacitor. To my recollection, there’s been no chance

The main reason for input attenuator failure on any spectrum analyzer is front end overload. Are you making sure you don't have too much power at the input? Not just the main signal but others within

I’ve had my TinySA for a few weeks. Today I ran the self-test and I’m getting the “Test 12: Attenuator Fail” when running the self-test. All the other tests are passing. This is the second

Thanks, Ted. I didn't even notice the new menus after installing 1.3-317. I just saw that Erik was using -319, and thought I needed that. Terry

Hey Terry, ver 1.3.317 is the latest and the subject of the video .....Ted -----------------------------------------From: "Terry Perdue" To: [email protected] Cc: Sent: Wednesday September 22 2021