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You have another option, Bob. We have two older Chromebooks, the Acer 11.6" CB3-111-C8UB. They've long been out of updates, and we replaced them with a couple of newer Asus Flip Chromebooks that

Herb, no idea of the short.? In fact the removed connector seems to have disappeared.? If I could find it (I will) and figure out how to reattach it (I doubt that) I will have a perfect unit.? Oh

Dear GIN&PEZ; The process you describe is the one I have been using, and it works just fine. It is just an annoying and unnecessary extra step in the printing process. I still have to walk over to my

just tried to clone it from scratch and compile - compiled okay with no errors. Clone and compile sequence is the following: $ git clone https://github.com/qrp73/NanoVNA-Q.git $ cd NanoVNA-Q/ $ git

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You can comment lines 28-30 in the file nanovna.h to enable/disable support for scanraw and color command. It will reduce memory usage. I just installed arm-none-eabi-gcc with apt-get install on my

Yeah, I just read an article that said Chromebooks all essentially have a built-in expiry date after which Google will no longer push out updates.? The gist of the article was that if you're going to

Bob, Any idea what caused the short at the connector? Usually the USB-C connectors are not easy to misalign so I was curious as to what you thought might have occurred. - Herb

Nah, don't use a usb 5v wall wart.? Get one with a small barrel plug and stick a socket on the Nano. Check around your junk box for the parts.? On Thu, 5 Dec 2019 at 5:36 PM, Bob Albert via

Good to know, Bob.? I had suggested to the devs to use 2 LiPo s with a linear 5v Reg to run the unit in order to reduce RFI from that charger/inverter chip.? Banggood has a 2S charging board for

I personally have not tried to compile the code but it logical that if you remove most of the help text, you will free up code space.? Maybe QRP could create a 'help-free' version to be used

Okay I tried it and it looks perfect.? I found a 7805 and will find a spot for it and energize this thing from a higher voltage. However, the circuit seems to draw the better part of 1 Ampere so

Herb, My Chromebook has reached an age where it no longer receives updates so it does not have the latest OS and will not work. Thank you, time to stop trying and dig out a Windows laptop. 73 Bob

On Thu, Dec 5, 2019 at 01:16 PM, GM4CID wrote: "... Having problems trying to use NanoVNA-Web-Client, with Chromebook..."

Larry, that is exactly the information I was seeking.? Now I can restore 'normal' operation, less the data exchange. I did connect 5V to the switch because 3.7 wasn't enough for the unit to run.? We

23:17 Wed 04 Dec 19 , QRP RX wrote: Mine is newer (from debian unstable) and probabily has some different default compiling/linking options, this has happened several times in gcc history... Or maybe

01:10 Thu 05 Dec 19 , Larry Rothman wrote: I've to figure out how to remove that part of code Is there a sort of code configuration to issue before compiling? Thanks Lapo

Hi Paul, I'm not entirely sure what issue you mean? Could you describe what's happening more clearly, as well as the environment you are using? -- Rune / 5Q5R

Having problems trying to use NanoVNA-Web-Client, with Chromebook Chromebook with chrome://flags/#enable-experimental-web-platform-features set to enable, NanoVNA connected and browser set to

What’s the difference between the Deepelec and the many s**t boards offered at AliExpress, besides the higher price?