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[ mailto:[email protected] ][email protected]?schreibt: @Theo B "Electric extension cords often have pin protections" How is this related to audio jacks? "What helps a lot to make that go smoother is

Which one works?

an isolated case of marriage, it is better to move on. I have not had anything broken in a couple of years and I used the minijack quite often, it is stupid to make a mountain out of a molehill. And

Thanks, Jim S. Dave - W?LEV [email protected]> wrote: -- *Dave - W?LEV*

You will think so until you break your Listen jack. How about being less judgmental of others' problems? Or mute the topic and move on. Святослав Маханьков via groups.io

roll back to the previous firmware. вс, 8 дек. 2024 г., 19:36 MaxPi via groups.io <avito.rassvet= [email protected]>:

Poor Eric, he reads this nonsense and tears flow from laughter. You created a non-existent problem. Maybe stop spamming? вс, 8 дек. 2024 г., 19:34 Jim Shorney via groups.io

Hi, I'm having trouble getting the tinySA-App to work. I can connect to the tinySA Ultra from the app and even retrieve frequencies, but when I press the scan button, the app freezes and eventually

Deoxit S100 might be a good choice. https://caig.com/deoxit-shield-s-series/ "Mike N2MS via groups.io" <mstangelo@...> wrote: -- 73 -Jim NU0C

For electrical connections I would recommend Caig Deoxit instead of vaseline for tight connectors. I prefer the brush applicator instead of the spray. Use it sparingly. Mike N2MS _,_

Electric extension cords often have pin protections that make it sometimes hard to insert the plug (I assume it's done to prevent children to poke something in it). What helps a lot to make that go

Don't put any force on it laterally. Just insert/pull slowly, possibly using a jack that is not completely new because of tolerances. Some cheap connectors will be really hard at first but become

I have a TinySA Ultra on order and will get it soon. I was looking forward to trying out the headphone jack. Now I think I will not do that. Geoff

P.S. Let me explain what I replaced for those who encounter a similar problem: The element on the board is U22. AS179-92LF. 73! de UT2QL

Hello! Thanks for the advice, Yerik. I have no way to check the signal levels on that switch, so I decided to just replace it. This may not be the right approach to solve the problem, but I couldn't

This topic is derailing Without anything connected and switched off the tinySA is safe, even under XRay or close to strong transmitters. Don't worry. With an antenna connected ALWAYS start with

So much information so little knowledge [email protected]> wrote:

Part two, did not read most of them, usually I link official science papers (peer reviewed) but I can't find it in my archive so I dug out these for anyone interested. Again, hope I'm not spamming

What is a difference between different photons on electromagnetic spectrum from radio, to visible light to neutron, expect for the frequency and observable field

Well, that certainly clears up the issue of TinySA safety.