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On Tue, 23 Sep 2008 11:01:53 -0700 (PDT), Art Unwin
wrote: S A s are usefull for antenna hobbyists. Some twenty years ago there was a DIY S A that used a t v tuner in Ham Radio. Moving forwards some twenty years and most hams have computors and there are 2.4 Ghz spectrum analysers out there as well as audio set ups for computors. So what is available today for hams in the HF BANDS? There are a lot of older type audio S A s on E bay but I haven't heard of anybody modifying thoseand with most having computors it would seem reasonable to think that there were components available that could performn between audi and 2.4 Ghz. So has anybody seen any modern type DIY spectrum analysers around for sale or kits? I have 141t and other types of SA which now are considered bulky and I would really like something smaller or say modify something like a audio setup as a project. Comments To work with an SA on antennas you will need either a "noise generator" (modern method) or a tracking generator (old method) which can control the SA. better go for a scalar analyzer or if you can afford it, get a vector analyzer w. |
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