Using a spectrum analyzer to validate an RF tap on my antenna relay
In this video, I use my Hewlett-Packard 8591EM spectrum analyzer to analyze and characterize the effectiveness of an RF tap installed in my antenna changeover relay. I wanted the output level safe for a digital dial, frequency counter, spectrum analyzer or Oscilloscope. The most restrictive input is the digital dial at about 2 V peak to peak. Thanks for tuning in for your radio fix Wes W3KW 
▶︎
Watch me get zapped by my T-150A. Happy to be here. Yikes! #hamradio #repair
▶︎
Balun Chokes & SWR: The Truth Revealed!
▶︎
Knight T-150A check out and tune up
▶︎
Switching from 5.8 GHz is harder than I thought // 1.3 GHz vs. 3.3 GHz vs. 5.8 GHz
▶︎
Hallicrafters HA-5 VFO Restoration and Calibration with fun Vintage Test Equipment
▶︎
tinySA Ultra+ ZS-407 Spectrum Analyzer In-depth Review/Experiments/Teardown, Compared to the ZS-405
▶︎
tinySA Ultra Spectrum Analyzer Review/Experiments/Teardown
▶︎
How Yamaha Killed America's Outboard Industry
▶︎
EEVblog 1566 - Rigol DHO800 12 Bit Oscilloscope FULL REVIEW
▶︎
4 MINUTES ago: Voyager 1 Turned Around and Made a Discovery We Can't Explain
▶︎
I Put Bluetooth 6.0 Channel Sounding on the nRF54L15 to the Test : Here’s What Actually Happens
▶︎
HP 8482A Power Sensor and Cable for $100? Did I get ripped off?
▶︎
Wie nur ein Fehler Deutschlands größtes Drehmaschinen-Imperium zerstörte
▶︎
Before You Recap Your Vintage Receiver... Watch This
▶︎
How "Super" Is a Super Tweeter?
▶︎
SWR sweeps of KLM kt34xa antenna with the wire Moxon antenna added to it. Using nano VNA H4.
▶︎
5 Low-Cost Tools to Get Started In Signals Intelligence
▶︎