I have the non-ultra version and haven't really touched it yet. It's network analyzer cousin and predecessor the NanoVNA I have, however, and I absolutely love being able to set the SWR on my antennas closer to the antenna and not having to deal with trying to key up the radio and verify I'm in range. I have full faith my tinySA will preform as intended, but now I'm kinda sad I didn't get the Ultra, just for the bigger screen if nothing else.

Seems like a good little radio. I would still spring a bit extra for a Yaesu low end model, and have this as a back up. The USB charging is definitely something I wish larger manufacturers would get onboard with. It's got a nice set of features for like $50 though. I'll add it to my list of possible future grabs.

Hey there! Awesome

I love your setup brother❤

Sound quality?

That was just amazing!!!

Awesome video! Found your channel because of your ham radio one. Congrats on taking a paragliding tandem. When you get a chance it would be awsome to see you do a hang gliding tandem flight/video. You can either do a foot launch or an aerotow variety. You described the feeling as different like being a bird or something...that is the way I feel as a hang glider pilot. I'm a private pilot also so I have that as a comparison point, flying a plane is more like a complex car. Flying a glider is like a bird or perhaps freeing like riding motorcycles:)

Great video! Very easy to watch and learn from your explanations of your setup. I'm just working on getting my ham license now. Do you fly hang gliders? That is why I'm pursuing it, for pilot to pilot in air communications plus ground crew retrievals for cross country flying. Cool that you are into airplanes as well. I started there and became a private pilot then found hang gliding later and it is very addictive! Thanks for making a great video!

Ham radio?? Whats this? Like Ham and eggs???

Just got here on my first 2 stop cross country and I will say it’s super sketchy in the most awesome way. Tailwind, ridge super close and 2 trees near the runway that’s already a pretty short one. Most badass place I’ve landed loved every second

I miss those. One thing you can do with those old phones, that you can't with cell-phones, is slam the handset down hard to hang up. And that big chunk of heavy hardware raises your Desk-Fu to Boss level.

Great video on this oddity that I’m looking into. Now I’m a subscriber.

I really enjoyed the video cause I too am a pilot and used to own my little airplane. I also watch DØVYDAS's videos.

Great overview, thank you

Thank you so much for this video. I've been trying to figure out what i needed to do this. I'm used to seeing you with guitars. I kind of did a double take.

I have had an amateur radio license for 30 years (silent for a long time). You are such an approachable individual and do a great job explaining things in a simple way. Thanks for the video.

I heard the licenses are only required for boomers is that correct?

Im subscribed to this guy way back when I started learning guitar

top video and a great radio. be aware those cables carry an older clone chip that only works on Windows 10 (or earlier), for Windows 11 look for a cable utilising the FTDI chip.

Does it connect automatically when you come home?

Get this man 1 million subs... Now.

It is a great hobby.

another fellow musician thats a ham guy too!

That airport was there LONG BEFORE any of those "Karens" and others moved in. You buy a house off the end of the runway, and then complain about airplanes. So flipping typical of a certain type of people. Brain dead is all I can say!! The developers want it worse than anyone I'm sure. That is such a historic airport. It's really sad!

So cool! Does it work if someone calls you on Whatsapp?

I always wished I could have a landline for the convenience of having it in my bedroom all the time (and they're often really pretty too), but I couldn't afford the monthly payments. Thank you for your video, I now know what I'm saying up for next!

Handy if you have a collectible phone like your lindberg that you just want to enjoy.

I’ve one of these in perfect original condition. 52K miles. Love to cruise around. Can drive 700 miles in a day and not be tired. It is the best of the Jaguars in my opinion.

I didn't know Guitar Max had another channel! What......😮

She is gorgeous. Congratulations.

thanks for sharing your opinions... nice and great rig...

If long range and local contact that are as good or better than HF and eliminates worrying with antennas in restricted areas plus is cheaper than a good HF radio go DMR. 73 K0LC

Very cool. I have an old brick walkie talkie type cell phone. I would love to have it work somehow. Its off topic, but you might have an idea.

I’ve got a Chief with an O200 installed up here in Sacramento

So basically you need to be at home for your landline to ring?

Great info!!

Great video. I’ve been a ham for several years and I commend you for giving sound and straightforward advice.

How many memory channels? Programmable with Chirp? Thanks

That paddle key looks like a fenestron tail of a helicopter

Baofengs are fun to learn on and there are a zillion tutorials on the UV-5r For under $30 if you get bored with it …give it away.

Nice video and great presentation. Thanks

Nice 3-pointer! Basketball? Nope!😁

What’s a simple antenna set up, everything I look up everyone make Ls it sound like rocket science

I am told that this thing will detect radar altimeters. I hope that you will make several videos about this thing. And also the tiny VNA. 73 DE W8LV BILL

I tried one of those inductive coupling antenna in a vehicle (some years ago)... it was just ok. but you have to do what you have to do.

Your videos on ham radios are awesome, keep them coming,I'm learning alot from you. Thank you

Another great function is the ability to test antennas and antenna tuner responses over many bands. Resonant peaks and performance are easy to identify with the visual display.

How do you use the Portable Spectrum Analyzer for guitar power supply noises and interferences? can you make a video lesson showing how to troubleshoot various noises of power supplies on guitar pedal boards

Looks awesome!!

Also check if this kind of equipment is legal in your country 😁