Does anyone know Korean LIG NEX-1 NS-30 spectrum analyzer ?

[BravoV]

Image from Google

Update : Edited this post, apparently I made a mistake, its NS-30, not NS-30A, sorry guys.


It was produced by Korean company, but looks like they're now producing military stuff only.

Google results don't show many details, only found a brochure of it's specification attached below.

Any comments or words about this SA will be appreciated.

[BravoV]

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[bitseeker]

No clue, but looks interesting. Pic looks like 1k-3G, but spec says it starts at a more typical 9k.

[DC1MC]

In another thread you've said that this can be had for 200USD !!!, I want one even on double the price and even if it has some marginal traces of plutonium, being used at a nuclear processing plant  .

Anyway, this is my contribution, an user manual, the probe is nothing unobtanium.

http://protelturkey.com/urunler/tm/nex1/NS-30A_operating_manual.pdf
(unfortunately the file is too large to attach it)


 Cheers,
 DC1MC

[BravoV]

No clue, but looks interesting. Pic looks like 1k-3G, but spec says it starts at a more typical 9k.

Updated the 1st post, the 1st photo was mistaken as its NS-30A, now I've updated with correct one which is NS-30. (without "A" suffix).

[BravoV]

In another thread you've said that this can be had for 200USD !!!, I want one even on double the price and even if it has some marginal traces of plutonium, being used at a nuclear processing plant  .

Anyway, this is my contribution, an user manual, the probe is nothing unobtanium.

http://protelturkey.com/urunler/tm/nex1/NS-30A_operating_manual.pdf
(unfortunately the file is too large to attach it)


 Cheers,
 DC1MC

Thanks, but sorry DC1MC, I updated the 1st post, its not NS-30A, but NS-30, its older brother with floppy drive instead of USB port on the right side of the panel.

[bitseeker]

No clue, but looks interesting. Pic looks like 1k-3G, but spec says it starts at a more typical 9k.

Updated the 1st post, the 1st photo was mistaken as its NS-30A, now I've updated with correct one which is NS-30. (without "A" suffix).

Thanks for the update. It's still interesting, even if it's the older version. The marketing brochure seems to imply it's made (or was aquired) by LG.

[stevec5000]

That's a dead link for the manual.  Does anyone know where it can still be found?  Thanks.

[BravoV]

That's a dead link for the manual.  Does anyone know where it can still be found?  Thanks.

These SA were also OEMed by Aeroflex, just search for Aeroflex model IFR-2399x where the "x" suffix can be A or B or C, as these are just minor difference like floppy or usb version for the user's storage and etc.

Heck, even the older version 2398 which has different front panel layout, has the exact menu structure.

Hope this helps.

[stevec5000]

Thanks, I found the manual, now if I could just find the tracking generator option!

[bitseeker]

Don't forget to post pics of yours, too. 

[stevec5000]

Mine looks just like all the others.  I can't find a way to insert images though since clicking Insert Image just puts [/img][/img] into the text!

[GreyWoolfe]

Mine looks just like all the others.  I can't find a way to insert images though since clicking Insert Image just puts [/img][/img] into the text!

When you make a post, at the bottom, there is the attachments and other options.  Click there and add your pic and save.  Go back to your post and click modify.  If you want a large pic, click on the small image to make it big, then right click and copy link address.  Add the insert image to the text and paste the link address in there.  That should get you a large image.