Re: Received my NanoVNA, but screen just shows up white
Yes, I made the black nanovna, but I found some bad black clones on ebay and aliexpress.
The 3.2" ili9341 spi touch TFT LCD is also compatible, which is the maximum size that can be compatible.
The
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Hugen
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#337
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Re: Your NanoVNA version
Graphite particles or metal particles in foam may slightly attenuate RF. But unless the particles are interconnected and the resulting network is connected to some sort of ground (thus forming a more
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Dave Daniel
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#336
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Re: Your NanoVNA version
depends on the foam. Some have graphite in them, and some are for RF absorption. Moisture (in open cell foam) can also effect RF circuits
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Frank S
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#335
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Re: Your NanoVNA version
Foam is transparent to RF.
DaveD
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Dave Daniel
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#334
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Re: Your NanoVNA version
The aluminum case for my SDR include a block of foam that I suppose
absorbs RF energy.
Instead of metal shields, I wonder whether a couple of layers of e.g.
3M AB5050 would
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Oristo
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Re: What battery will fit the nanovna
[email protected]> wrote:
It is very risky ordering batteries from Amazon. Batteries are one of the
most counterfeited products, and Amazon, along with eBay, are the places
with most
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Dr. David Kirkby from Kirkby Microwave Ltd <drkirkby@...>
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Re: What battery will fit the nanovna
That is just what I needed, I ordered one from Amazon and should be here today. I will be so nice to have something to use out of the shop. That big HP vna I have is a pain to move anywhere out of my
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JIM Rogers
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#331
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Re: Your NanoVNA version
From Hugen who sells one of the "black" versions... Shielding and performance above 300 MHz is the issue. Plus Hugen just released a new firmware update that deals with frequency glitches at 300/600
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Mike N1JEZ
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Re: Received my NanoVNA, but screen just shows up white
Hugan,
Are you the person building the black ones?
Can a larger screen be used? If I was to attempt to repair this by
replacing the screen, I would rather pay more and use a larger screen.
Dr David
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Dr. David Kirkby from Kirkby Microwave Ltd <drkirkby@...>
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#329
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Re: Your NanoVNA version
On Sat, Jul 13, 2019 at 03:32 AM, Oristo wrote:
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> > Two bad clones have been found, they have failed to understand the role of
> bridge and shielding, and made some bad modifications to
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Hugen
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Re: NanoVNA case with sun shield
Hi Hi LOL... I bet it does... Take care, Alan
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Subject: Re: [nanovna-users] NanoVNA case with sun
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alan victor
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#327
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Re: NanoVNA case with sun shield
I'll have to wait until tomorrow,?? it works great outside now :-)
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Frank S
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#326
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Re: NanoVNA case with sun shield
Pretty cool! So fire up the display and take it outdoors. Can you see the marker and readout?
For most outdoor antenna work I would have only 1 trace ON. Probably start with log-mag and check for
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alan victor
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Re: Electrical delay
Excellent, thank you. I'll add a note to my manual copy.
Alan
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Subject: Re: [nanovna-users] Electrical
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alan victor
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Re: Electrical delay
The unit is picosecond.
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Hugen
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NanoVNA case with sun shield
Here is a complete case with the Sun Brim. I found 2 screws in my junk box
Frank
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Frank S
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Re: Enclosed case
I designed one, but didnt print it yet (printer is in Use)
I'll print one, and send pictures. It will fit on the "standard" ones with 2 longer screws. I'll order some screws to have on hand if anyone
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Frank S
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Re: Enclosed case
Perhaps overkill, but a 3-inch camera LCD viewfinder hood should work,
e.g. this US $8 Goliton: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00F4UJBEW
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Oristo
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Re: Enclosed case
I designed a brim that sticks out about 1" I dont have longer screws (yet) but I'll print one and see how it works. Are you in Raleigh?
Frank
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Frank S
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Re: Enclosed case
I can make a "brim' that can connect with the screws on top. I'll play with that next
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Frank S
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