spinny5
join:2005-05-08 | reply to korym
Re: For those looking for a portable spectrum analyzer
looks cool but how would it compare to the bumblebee or yellow jacket from www.bvsystems.com?
has anyone used their products before??
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public
join:2002-01-19
Santa Clara, CA
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What are the specs?
other good analyzers
»www.rohde-schwarz.com/us/handhel···omy.html
Also can be rented for about $460/month
»www.metrictest.com/product_info.···SH313(R) |
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aSic
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join:2001-05-17
Wakulla, FL
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$2500? Wowsers. 
Not so much the "casual spectrum management person" with that price... although, it is cheaper than a real analyzer. The blog makes it look interesting, I'll give ya that. 
said by nwn  :The Cognio site is password protected. How can I find out more? Guess we'll hafta wait till they notice their web screwup and fix it eh? Probably wont take too long, considering its now the workweek.
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korym
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Re: For those looking for a portable spectrum anal
Looks like these guys invested in them, Scott. Maybe they have a contact:
»www.nbvp.com/portfolio/communica···nio.html
HtH!
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Kory |
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nwn
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join:2004-03-05
Centerville, IN | reply to korym
The Cognio site is password protected. How can I find out more?
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korym
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| For those looking for a portable spectrum analyzer
Came across this gem this morning:
»wireless.weblogsinc.com/entry/12···7044139/
"The product is geared towards the casual spectrum management person, that is, the computer guy charged with keeping a WLAN running. So the software uses a lot of useful tricks and tips to help someone manage a wireless network, including a database of radio signatures or “fingerprints” of typical interference sources. In just 30 minutes of testing, I came across a bluetooth source, a microwave oven, a cordless phone, and one “continuous transmission” source that wasn’t identified specifically, but was noted as being below Channel 1, so it wasn’t a problem."
Looks interesting.
Regards,
Kory
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