The Comet unit is not a VNA, Vector Network Analyzer, so any comparison is
inappropriate. However, if all you want to do is scalar match antennas and
the like, the Comet unit does not require a reasonable working knowledge of
complex impedances. Further, the VNA delivers multiple applications to
which the Comet can not address. Personally, I would not consider the
Comet for the price and limited capabilities as compared to the NANOVNAs.
But, as Donald wrote, it depends on your use model.
Dave - W?LEV
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On Thu, Dec 22, 2022 at 7:09 AM Chuck Cole <cncole@...> wrote:
Does the expensive Comet CAA-500... do anything more or better than a
nanoVNA?
I don't believe the Comet has software apps or PC connectivity
I couldn't find any comparison on the web or info by Comet that made the
Comet unit look better.
Chuck
K4TZO
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