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The output is short circuit protected -- For more info on the tinySA go to https://tinysa.org/wiki/

By experimenting with different Ear phones Headphones or My Motorola Amplified speaker … Would it not be possible to accidently short out the audio circuit What is the Impedance of it Thanks Don

Jim, The shape above is the correct shape per the manuals step 11 and the ability, I suppose of the TinySA.? The radio works just fine now after I've repaired it.? I'm simply touching up and

I think you will find the issue is related to the lack of standards for 3.5mm (1/8th) stereo jack plugs and sockets. If you can try another pair of headphones or earpieces I suspect they will work

I wouldn't have answered your question based on the information given.? You haven't given enough information to provide you with a useful answer.? I would have asked questions to get enough

Mine arrived today too-- Display was skewed quite a bit, but I knew exactly what to do thanks to this group! Paul

Hi Josh, I was referring to setting limit lines like the Self Test does to see if your signal shape fit within limits. ?I misunderstood what you needed. I suspect what you need is a tracking

Larry, I just finished adjusting the VCO 1 feedback loop on my Kenwood TS-440 ham radio.? I used the Max Hold on the Tiny as well as on the Windows app and it worked fine.? Then I thought about what

Hi Jim, I know you told me off list when you ordered it from R&L, but I forget.? I ordered one from R&L around Thanksgiving. I got the out of stock and we are placing you on back order for this item

...from R&L, I also never saw a shipping notice. Timing was perfect. My mail carrier was running a little late today. As I got home from work and walked out on my porch to check my mail I saw the mail

As someone else noted, I’m finding that plugging in stereo phones requires some fussing around to get audio in both ears. Could it be that the jack is mono? (I haven’t opened it.) If so, I’ll

I believe that a Moderator can modify the Subject line of a thread to add a missing or incorrect hashtag. If a member modifies a subject line in reply to a thread, like by adding ”...Problem

From Groups.io help page on using hashtags: ( /helpcenter/membersmanual/1/understanding-and-using-hashtags/applying-hashtags-to-topics ) --------------------------- Applying hashtags

Spliting into groups doesn't make sense to me. Erik has created hashtags for #tinysa and #ultra and it makes sense to try to use those to identify relavence of messages. Groups.io allows "muting" tags

Yes, Google Groups is it. I need to slow down and engage the grey matter before hitting the keyboard. Dave - W?LEV [email protected]> wrote: -- *Dave - W?LEV*

Yes, there is a Max Hold. ?It is under Trace>CalcOff>MaxHold There is also the ability to “draw” limit lines for a test. ?Example: ?The limit lines shown on Self Test. Larry

Two things: -The $80/month estimate is based on a group with the membership the size of this group. ?A smaller group would pay less. -groups.io has no relationship with Google. ?You might be

Bingo!? That works.? Thanks

DC Decouple the SA from the prescribed test point and assure the level of injected signal is well below the max of the SA input. That will trace the BPF shape as the injected signal is swept through

And the $80 / month = $960 / year is a huge discouragement for any new groups! Anything and everything these days to make a buck on the part of Google. Dave - W?LEV [email protected]> wrote: