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"But it *only* goes up to 20 GHz! (lol)." As we used to say in the Old Country: "Ja, Wel, No, Fine" I came upon a temporary name for the beast: BMF Teensy Tiny SA. Especially if built in

Good proposal, Just like an "external amp" I'd prefer an "external conversion" that shifts everything frequency related (+ is upconverted, - is downconverted). Would be nice if it fits in the

But it only goes up to 20 GHz!? (lol).

Hi, when aligning superhet receivers it could be handy to see frequency for marker with +-IF. Probably it could be as another item under Measure menu? IF could be set in Config menu. What do you

Thinking [email protected]?needs the reminder as well and more-so.? B^|)

Won't buy it until it has the Erik/Hugen Seal Of Approval . . .

Rumor has it that Alibabba will be selling them shortly. HI HI 73, Dick, W1KSZ ________________________________ Sent: Friday, February 5, 2021 2:06 PM To: [email protected]

Ooer... Thankyou for that warning. No I did not. However, I have seen the screenshots of the failed tests and I watched closely as the tests progressed on mine. The worst failures are the two

Hi Steve, Have you updated the firmware before celebrating the self test pass? It is apparent in my clone that the firmware that came with it had been modified that self test always passes even

https://phys.org/news/2021-02-quantum-entire-radio-frequency-spectrum.html

I suggest you read the Wiki to learn about how to get into terminal mode (serial USB) and issue console commands.? Also watch the excellent videos by the developer

Hello Roger, the answer to your questions is no, I has had this for about 2 months, and this is the first time I had time to play with it. I am going to use it on CB's, when I read on how to use it.

The transient suppressors purchased from Agilent were $400 devices rated from dc -10GHz, yet their documentation still warned (big black letters) that they were subject to generating signals in the

On Fri, Feb 5, 2021 at 08:24 AM, hwalker wrote: > > On Fri, Feb 5, 2021 at 01:18 AM, Stephen Laurence wrote: > >> >> There have been a lot of postings on the various nanovna groups, saa2 in >>

Steve, Most of those postings are guessing that its ESD damage in the absence of any other logical explanation.? I worked in EMC for a number of years and we used R&S and Agilent spectrum analyzers

Thanks for your suggestion, it is now available. https://www.aliexpress.com/item/1005002130856968.html It is recommended to add it to the shopping cart and purchase with tinySA to avoid expensive

Sorry, I made a stupid mistake, it's 2021. The serial number should be in SA-YYMMxxxx format, and the correct serial number should be 2101xxxx.??Except for the 137 units that have been sold, the

Yup Also "software, a product that is never completed"

When using as a bandscope connected to a receiver IF the tinySA (like all heterodyne swept spectrum analyzers) radiates and care must be taken to avoid ingress of the tinySA radiation into the IF of

Surely it is better to pick off an if signal from the receive path of your transceiver or receiver. It does mean opening the case and working out where to put the coax ending in a tiny capacitor. If