Hi Don,

SO pleased to meet you.

As you start your TinySA journey of discovery, please keep our totally new
users in mind. Please let us know if you find a helpful YouTube video,
website, or other resource!

Thank you!
73
Dan KJ5IZK



On Wed, Jan 28, 2026 at 3:54 PM Donald Loocke via BVARC <[email protected]>
wrote:

> Enjoyed the Stir Crazy Net today. I am new member(last Fall/new Ham (Last
> Fall) with a General rating and very much in the learning mode.
> Just working to get equipment and setup a mobile radio and home station.
> Been playing a bit as time allows on a zBitx radio /FT8 at home and deep
> diving on Youtube.
> Along with a few HT's, I have a new Radioddity DB50-B VHF/UHF/APRS radio
> for the truck to install and have APRS working between the HT and it. I
> made a copper pipe J-Pole for this and it works well at the house for now.
> Have a EFHW antenna for the zBitx just run in the house for now until I
> find a good location for the HF setup. I also have a HF-009 for POTA and
> backyard HF work but time and weather has slowed that.
> A new ic7300mk2 is waiting for the house. Much to learn there.  Trying to
> make up for the time I missed in Amature Radio....;-)
>
> I like the discussion today on tools  (hardware and software) as I am
> looking at all of those. Anderson Powerpoles are nice. Used them years ago
> in our lab for DC power connections but have been adding them to my battery
> boxes and cables.
> The nanoVNA is neat. I have used very expensive ones testing 1,000 ft
> rolls of custom complex cables before and these are amazing for the $$
> paid. I did get a tinySA, but have not had a lot of time to use it yet. I
> have a old heavy HP SA that is an older 80db analyzer that I have spent *much
> *quality time with. So I am looking forward to using this guy.
>
> Since I am still working at our stores most days, I cannot get on but I do
> try to listen when I can. The Discord link is good and I have been using
> the Group.io sites for several feeds for nanoVNA, tinySG, and other topics.
>
> Any way, I have to get to our Kilwins store, so will say 73's
>
> Don - KJ5MVN
>
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