Umm, evolution is a science just like physics, as the models based on evolution theory (framework) can be used to predict events. A model predicted an intermediate species existed between two long extinct species, and what timeframe (sedimentary layer) to dig for those. That species was found, exactly as predicted by the model. It also for short term experiments involving bacteria. Anyway, ditch the bible and read some Dawkins.

He said Midwest, which is probably Skyworks.

Ha ha, you are off an order of magnitude, at least for the PNA-X. The one pictured is actually $500k when decked out. That R&S is only $100k. I just picked up an 8566B spectrum analyzer for $2500. I do have an Agilent VNA at home too, just one of the cheaper models.

in that every PHB wants the instant gratification of software, along with it's low startup costs (no test equipment), instant duplication and distribution, uniformity etc. They don't understand that some things require multiple revisions to dial in the response, along with applying engineering principles rather than "hacking". In short, everyone wants instant gratification with little investment in time and money. Now let me get back to my vector network analyzer.