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Looks like vaporware to me. He is just pasting text from a textbook, without claiming of having any product that does anything like that.

If the purpose of the spectrum analyzer is to make sure your amplifier output is clean, my opinion is the cleanRF.com modulation monitor makes the most sense for cost effectively ensuring your output is clean.

The other use of a spectrum analyzer is as a "band scope" to see whats going on near your frequency. This is a receiver function. For that radios just sweep (or step) their operating frequency and plot the signal strength on their display screen.

[QUOTE="dudmuck, post: 110367, member: 3904"] Looks like vaporware to me. He is just pasting text from a textbook, without claiming of having any product that does anything like that. If the purpose of the spectrum analyzer is to make sure your amplifier output is clean, my opinion is the cleanRF.com modulation monitor makes the most sense for cost effectively ensuring your output is clean. The other use of a spectrum analyzer is as a "band scope" to see whats going on near your frequency. This is a receiver function. For that radios just sweep (or step) their operating frequency and plot the signal strength on their display screen. [/QUOTE]

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