SA 6 6 Gigahertz Spectrum Analyzer Unbox & Demo

[@steveratzlaff]

Just to remind everyone, the minimum frequency is 35 MHz, so not useful for HF and below. The SA Ultra is the one to get for general LF-GHz usage.

[@johnpiettro4644]

Thank you for a warning! I almost overlooked this important spec of the TinySA Ultra vs SA6. I wish TinySA Ultra had a nice metal casing like SA6 comes in. However the Tniy's 4 inch screen wins over the 3.2 inch one of the SA6. It looks like for general LF stuff the Tiny is the way to go as you correctly noted.

[@jalyukon]

The tracking generator had enough power to tune a large 6 cavity duplexer, something the tiny SA couldn't do, very impressive.

[@germanjohn5626]

The TinySA has no tracking generator so it is not able to do that in the first place.

[@barrykery1175]

Pretty neat. I like the idea that it comes with a tracking generator. I wish it started at 160 meters. Barry, KU3X

[@janvisser8452]

Could you make a video before a microwave ? And does this show up on the display ? That would be an exclusive.

[@germanjohn5626]

There is no blue tooth module installed. Those units are a Chinese clone of a russian made spectrum analyzer. It works but has problems. It is noisy because they left off the internal shields,and to save money they replaced chokes with 0 ohm resistor and left out the bluetooth module. I guess one get what one pays for, the original is nearly 500 bucks. The fixed resolution bandwith is a problem if one wanted to make accurate measurements but for the price it is a great piece of hobby equipment.

[@RahulSoni-xv4cz]

Why should I even use it when I can do same with an HackRF ? Can you please explain more.

[@bblod4896]

Okay Foghorn Leghorn, that SA6 should work great for your dive into VHF and UHF armature bands. Hook the input to an outdoor antenna and scan the upper frequencies. ☮brother.

[@artifactingreality]

I am confused by this product, their website warns of counterfeits and doesn't mention this model at all. Do they make this model? Does someone else make this model? I just ordered it. I hope it is not a scam.

[@geekrulz1]

You need to look up the tiny sa ultra ;) that sa is an upgrade of the tiny sa whic goes to 6Ghz

[@ergonomiczero2228]

How is it better?

[@RensePosthumus]

I have one, but can't get the bluetooth to work. Any tips?

[@germanjohn5626]

There is no blue tooth module installed. Those units are a Chinese clone of a russian made spectrum analyzer. It works but has problems. It is noisy because they left off the internal shields,and to save money they replaced chokes with 0 ohm resistor and left out the bluetooth module. I guess one get what one pays for, the original is nearly 500 bucks.

[@Ducerobot]

Cool video 😊

[@warrenking1815]

Very nice!

[@sigaretter]

it’s rusian arinst device, that company directly supports and helps rusian genocidal army. they removed the arinst logo and sell it as generic on aliexpress

[@germanjohn5626]

Nope, This is a Chinese clone with many of the original functionality removed and slight poorer performance. Russia doesn't get a penny from the sale of those, all they get is loss of business since the clones are cheaper than the original.

[@charlesryan2277]

Hi. I’m a U.S. medic in Ukraine and have a drone question for you.

[@RahulSoni-xv4cz]

I also see tinysa is more popular

[@mp1454]

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