SA 6 6 Gigahertz Spectrum Analyzer Unbox & Demo

6GHz Portable SA6 Spectrum Analyzer & Signal Generator 3.2 inch Touch Screen Built-in Battery 35~6200 MHz RF Input PC Control
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【Versatile 2-in-1 Device】 This SA6 Spectrum Analyzer is a handheld device that performs double roles as a spectrum analyzer and a signal generator. Its versatility allows it to switch from monitoring and analyzing radio frequency or microwave signals to generating signals when not performing analyzing tasks.
【Extensive Frequency Range】 The SA6 Spectrum Analyzer has a wide spectrum display range of 35MHz~6200MHz. It allows for rapid analysis of the RF environment when an external antenna is attached to the base station, making it an excellent choice for monitoring trunking cellular, repairing and adjusting repeaters, filters, and measuring SWR with an external directional coupler.
【Touch-screen Interface】 Featuring a 3.2-inch color screen display, the SA6 Spectrum Analyzer offers real-time viewing of the tested data. It comes with a stylus for precise touch-screen control.
【Built-in Rechargeable Battery】 Powered by a built-in 3000mAh battery, this portable device can operate for at least 4 hours on a full charge. This feature makes it ideal for fieldwork, troubleshooting, and on-site repairs.
【PC Software Control】 Compatible with PC connectivity via USB, the SA6 Spectrum Analyzer allows data to be transferred and controlled from your personal computer, enhancing user experience and ease of data analysis.
Specifications:
Device Type: Spectrum Analyzer & Signal Generator
Frequency Range: 35MHz-6200MHz
Screen: 3.2-inch color touchscreen
Power Source: Built-in 3000mAh rechargeable battery
Interface: USB Type-C for PC connectivity
Battery Life: At least 4 hours
Package included:
1 x 6G Spectrum Analyzer & Signal Generator
1 x USB Type-C connecting cable
2 x SMA RG316 RF cables (30cm)
1 x SMA-kk female connector
1 x Touch pen
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[@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.

[@Ducerobot]

Cool video 😊

[@warrenking1815]

Very nice!

[@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.

[@RensePosthumus]

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

[@RahulSoni-xv4cz]

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

[@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.

[@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.

[@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?

[@mp1454]

😮😊👍🏻

[@RahulSoni-xv4cz]

I also see tinysa is more popular

[@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