Remember, this is an open sourced product. No warranty and guarantee,
explicit or implicit. They do their best in China, but it is somewhat
expected that there may be user 'adjustments' required. Same for now
firmware downloads and installs. I have the original small display, the -F
and the -H4 versions. No problems with any of the three. So, loosen the
screws a bit - pretty simple and it doesn't even expose the electronics.
Can you imagine a torque wrench on every line on which these NANOVNA's are
assembled? not..........
Dave - W?LEV
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On Fri, Mar 13, 2020 at 6:21 PM Roger Need via Groups.Io <sailtamarack=
[email protected]> wrote:
On Fri, Mar 13, 2020 at 06:17 AM, D R wrote:
Much ado about nothing: simply slacken the case screws a little to
relieve the
pressure on the display, and the problem will disappear.
Why should customers have to start fixing a new product that they
purchased? Any reputable suppler stands behind their product.
Hugen has not replied to my earlier question to him about what he intends
to do about the defective units that have been shipped. I have recommended
the Hugen product to multiple people on The Facebook NanoVNA User group but
sadly will stop doing that now....
Roger
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