That SA is a toy, but in combination with a return loss bridge will I think do what you need for this.
However here is a cheaper way...
You need a signal generator, capable of sweeping the band of interest, a log detector (Ebay! Something like 6805179266868), a return loss bridge (also ebay, something in the line of 222254933598) and a 'scope, with these parts (and some RF cables and adaptors) you can bodge up a scalar network analyser.
I will warn you that as soon as you go down the RF measurement route you get into expensive connector hell! Next thing you know you are buying gore test port cables and HP cal kits....
Regards, Dan.
Thanks Dan!
So, if going the route of the log detector and return loss bridge, does my scope need to be able to do 2.4ghz? And sweep signal gens that cover 2.4g are not exactly "cheap" either. There is a cheap touch screen chinese one, but I suspect it is most likely a toy too! (ebay item 192326267381)
Another avenue I have considered, which was initially for my own precompliance testing/comparison was something like the Airspy SDRs, but these don't go up to 2.4g. Perhaps the Hack rf one, but I didn't like a lot of things about it....
Or then there is the receiver distance test. If I have a bunch of receivers all at different distances, eg 8,9,10,11 meters, (enough so the end receivers aren't getting a good/any signal). I can then start with an antenna that is say 30mm and trim it 1 or 2mm at a time to find the peak distance/length(testing with antenna installed in its location)The receivers have a "signal good" led.
Hmmm!