If there was/is, could it be calibrated accurately like a professional FSM?
Those things cost both arms, legs and your G'mas bed socks BUT they are accurate.
I was thinking of similar to use in a laptop (for portabilty) but again, accuracy?
If it wasnt accurate, it wouldnt be be any better than those current 'Digital Signal Detectors' on sale for under a $100.
I was lent an older analog FSM that only covered up to a 1000 Mhz with a speaker and analog scale many many years ago and I was barely able to use it.
One I saw earlier this year was the 'Bee's Knees', worth every cent of its 10 Grand cost.
A necassary tool to a trained competent user, to me a devise I didnt know how to turn it on or off.
It needs portability because its at the antenna where its most effective.
I'd be interested if any software exists.
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