Re: SD card format?
#beginners1
Addendum: After posting the last message, I reviewed the video link which I
had posted regarding saving of stimulus frequency range. Then I saw that on
recall, I have to press on the number displayed
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Jon
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#39657
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Re: SD card format?
#beginners1
I am using a 32GB micro SD card in my NanoVNA-H v3.6. I use it mainly to
save calibration (https://youtu.be/DgvjlHsU0h4). I did not do any
formatting, just inserted a new card and started saving
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Jon
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#39656
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Re: SD card format?
#beginners1
I recently bought an H4 v4.3. Was looking forward to being able to save plots from the nanoVNA to a micro SD card. But every attempt resulted in "fail write" message. I read that it cannot handle
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moshe.braner@...
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Re: Apologies if flogging a dead horse! CAL Correction?
Oops, sorry, already answered multiple times.
Must remember that when we Brits are tucked up in our beds,
you Yanks are still enjoying your evening's hobbies :-)
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Gareth Evans
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Re: Apologies if flogging a dead horse! CAL Correction?
It's your calibration!
O - Open; S - Short; L - Load (The 50 Ohm)
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Gareth Evans
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#39653
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Re: Sysjoint SV4401A nanoVNA
As a P.S. to my last comment (below), from a search i found a reference to
yet another version of nanoVNA Saver (0.7.3). On one PC, the SV4401A would
not connect (or would crash) just as in the other
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Orrin Winton
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Re: Sysjoint SV4401A nanoVNA
I appreciate any comments.
I go to nanovna.com, it suggests:
For platforms such as Amazon or AliExpress, please buy directly through the
store provided by the link. Other advertising links on the
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Orrin Winton
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#39651
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Re: Sysjoint SV4401A nanoVNA
Completely different animal from the NanoVNA group
https://chelegance.github.io/WIKI/METER/SV4401A/SV4401A/
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PT
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#39650
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Re: NanoVNA F V2 not working correctly
Just out of curiosity...for the H4 the VF is entered as a decimal as 0.82. Is the F V2 VF entered the same or is it in percent?
73,
Geoff -->AB6BT
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Geoff Peters - AB6BT
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Re: Sysjoint SV4401A nanoVNA
No, you may have gotten a clone. Try NanoVNA.com Good Luck.
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CLIFTON HEAD
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Re: NanoVNA F V2 not working correctly
Yes, if you mean the value. Both 82% for RG-8X. Even if the VF was off maybe 5 meters still shouldn't come up with over a 1000 m for the 16 m / 52' length.
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CLIFTON HEAD
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Sysjoint SV4401A nanoVNA
So i bought one of these on Amazon (SV4401A). They're $150 less on Ali
Express, but i don't entirely trust Ali Express -- i've been burned twice
by them. The last "burn" was $24 worth of fake coax.
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Orrin Winton
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Re: Apologies if flogging a dead horse! CAL Correction?
Thank you Stan
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CLIFTON HEAD
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Re: Apologies if flogging a dead horse! CAL Correction?
Thank You
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Subject: Re: [nanovna-users] Apologies if flogging a dead horse!
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CLIFTON HEAD
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#39644
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Re: NanoVNA F V2 not working correctly
Did you enter the Velocity Factor (VF) of the coax the same in both units ?
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Mark Foster
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Re: Apologies if flogging a dead horse! CAL Correction?
OSL - Open, Short and Load, the normal calibration of the system for a DUT
(Device Under Test)
[email protected]> wrote:
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WyoHam
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Re: Apologies if flogging a dead horse! CAL Correction?
Clifton, the 1.2.40 firmware version is very recent, so you don't need to update. The correction item should be there in the calibration menu, but you don't need to worry about it unless for some
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Stan Dye
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Re: Apologies if flogging a dead horse! CAL Correction?
O = Open termination
S = Short circuit termination
L = Non-reactive 50-ohm load termination
All applied to the source port.
You may also see "T" in an OSLT designation.
T = Through with the
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W0LEV
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Re: Apologies if flogging a dead horse! CAL Correction?
What does OSL stand for and where or how to find it on the VNA H4 or F V2
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CLIFTON HEAD
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#39639
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Re: Apologies if flogging a dead horse! CAL Correction?
Once you complete your chosen cal., go back and check that the OSL actually
shows as an OSL should. If so, that will assure your cal has taken hold.
Dave -
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W0LEV
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#39638
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