On Thu, Aug 15, 2019 at 08:37 AM, Hans J Albertsson wrote:
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I agree with Mr Sharp's sentiments, entirely.
Great! Then let us ALL start contributing to updating the nanoVNA WIKI's various sections.
Vince - You're not stirring the pot ;-)
As Clint stated:
"...there needs to be a manual, to gather that information into a single, concise document that can be
edited and contributed to as the device matures and develops."
Well, that describes the NanoVNA Wiki.
I have already created a number of entries as have a few others.
In fact, I just added the DFU flashing instruction document link.
Where did I get the info from - I searched the Internet and brought it together in one place.
It's call research - you can learn a lot by sifting through various data sources.
So -
If you look through the 1000+ forum posts and see something of interest that has not been added to the Wiki, add it under the appropriate section as has already been done.
This includes updating the WIKI, LINKS and FILES areas.
There is also a MODS area - if you've seen my posts, I've been modifying my Gecko VNA quite a bit.
Maybe some can create a HOUSING section in the Wiki and place the STL files, or links to them, there? (I just created the folder - let's upload some STL files!)
Sky's the limit - start consolidating the info in one place.
Someone mentioned earlier they wanted to create a table of hardware versions - that hasn't happened yet but essentially there are only 4 versions and various orders of quality in construction and parts used (from what I can see). I will post a photo of the cap I added to DSP reset line on my Gecko along with links to the shields, switches and other changes, to the MODs section.
HOWEVER, I don't want to be the ONLY person doing this.....
My $0.02 worth
