if you search on the term battery size you will get a lot of information. But here is one post:
|kf7dur
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|Sep 5 #1870 ?
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|Karl,
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|I used a 602040 450mAH (5x20x31.5mm) battery in my Banggood NanoVNA. I don't think anything bigger will fit.
|$8.99 from Amazon.
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|Ken
|KF7DUR
I also added a nice board photo uploaded by Mike. Shows the battery very nicely.
Advice to newbies: Search .....Look at the Wiki..... Read the Tips and Users Guide. #RTFM Look at and use #Hashtags
The NanoVNA is not Plug and Play. Using a VNA is not Plug and Play if you want reliable results. It is not a grid dip meter (look that up) and it isn't an MFJ 259B. It is a work in progress, IT IS A KIT! Firmware is being revised every few weeks right now, and the NanoSaver software is maturing very nicely, but it is being worked on by people who are not getting paid. Don't worry about firmware upgrades until you have some time with the Nano.
Starsekr
