Does anyone is familiar with handheld spectrum analyzer Hexylon?
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It's made by a company internal to Televes. televestech , can you comment? Thanks!Just curious on the brand called Hexylon handheld spectrum analyzer, looks like a high end and just curious how much this baby cost?
The handheld was shown on AVS Forums and had the link and shows specs and photo.
Was in HDTV tech areas in AVS forums.
Really sleek and state of art.
Unfortunately they did not listed the price information.
Was hoping somebody got their hands on this baby.
Was in HDTV tech areas in AVS forums.
Really sleek and state of art.
Unfortunately they did not listed the price information.
Was hoping somebody got their hands on this baby.
Yes, this is a recently launched ATSC 3.0 capable System Analyzer. It also does analog, ATSC 1.0, satellite and cable, and includes a 3.3GHz real time spectrum analyzer as well as a host other features: Fiber, Radio analyzer, Wi-Fi analyzer, IPTV measurements, long etc.
Some information here: New Hexylon ATSC! Now NextGen TV Ready! - Gsertel
Detailed specs: HEXYLON: High measurement accuracy of radio & TV signals - Gsertel
Some information here: New Hexylon ATSC! Now NextGen TV Ready! - Gsertel
Detailed specs: HEXYLON: High measurement accuracy of radio & TV signals - Gsertel
Another interesting ATSC 3.0 capable platform is the H30 Evolution: H30Evolution - All the functions you need now in your smartdevice
Just go to free You Tube search and type Hexylon Interface, or type Gsertel and this will bring up neat video clips on how to operate the handheld spectrum analyzer.
Nice looking gadget, looks like Star Trek technology level!
Have fun watching the video clips!
Nice looking gadget, looks like Star Trek technology level!
Have fun watching the video clips!
One site lists the H30Evolution at an MSRP of $1,200 so I'd imagine the Hexylon is considerably higher (probably talking T-BERD territory here).
"Handheld" may be a little optimistic for the Hexylon as it is about 8-1/4" tall x 9-7/8" wide x 2-3/8" thick and weighs 4-3/4lbs. The spec sheet calls it a "portable".
"Handheld" may be a little optimistic for the Hexylon as it is about 8-1/4" tall x 9-7/8" wide x 2-3/8" thick and weighs 4-3/4lbs. The spec sheet calls it a "portable".
Hi, we currently promote the HEXYLON analyzer at $8,990 and include a free option with that. Check out Sourcerer TV video broadcast Test and Measurement
Man, you are making me mouth watering on fancy new hi tech toys!! 
I guess better save up more moneys!!
I guess better save up more moneys!!
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