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I find SMA connectors fragile and have limited mating cycles so I use adapters or port savers on all equipment with SMA connectors. See attachment. Since most of my work is with BNC connectors I have

Please read carefully and do it step by step: as long as the touch screen is not working normally, OSLIT calibration is completely unnecessary. The front panel may be pressed against the screen

If anyone still clings to the calibrated torque wrench, they have a link on aliexpress here: https://www.aliexpress.com/item/32791723457.html Torque wrench calibration can also be done at home, see

DuWayne - thanks for the desihn. Wes -Read the article linked. DuWayne describes how it was designed to slip at a set torque. The 4 in-lb target seems appropriate for brass SMA connectors.

Hi UlrichKraft, Before Rune replies please check and read the information: Re: Saver notloading on win7 professional 64bit /g/nanovna-users/message/10650 73, Gyula HA3HZ

Hello Rune, Yes, I'm now running on a HP-Laptop, also Win10-64 Pro. HP840G1, i5 CPU Same happened on my Dell company laptop. So far I have used Saver in in the impedance display functions only. And

Excellent point Herb. I have seen this exact thing happen.....the female SMA connector being peeled right off the PCB from over tightening as many of them are secured via several small solder joints

On Fri, Feb 7, 2020 at 07:56 AM, Gedas wrote: " Should have also noted that there is a significant different in the required torque between SMA connectors made from Brass or from Stainless Steel. "

DuWayne - Thanks for creating the wrench and sharing it with us. I had looked at several torque wrench designs on Thingaverse but didn't see anything I could use directly. I think your design which

Yes correct which is why I noted that it was during the measurement of high RL loads that I noticed the 5-6 dB difference. Gedas, W8BYA EN70 Gallery at http://w8bya.com Light travels faster than

Larry, Thanks for the link. I went to the Clear Linux website and poked around. It's using RPM bundles and FlatPak for software formats. Just check out the workbench or ham radio software that you

If the return loss is 10 dB, then 5-6 dB variation is very substantial, but if the return loss is 40 dB, then 5-6 dB variation is quite insignificant for practical use. Op 7-2-2020 om 16:35 schreef

I have been using Caelinux distribution because it comes as a live image with most engineering tools pre-installed.

Calibration procedures did not work well for me. Saver was stuck in Scan mode. When I tried to run stand-alone the unit had no touch screen action. I will try a new download. John

Should have also noted that there is a significant different in the required torque between SMA connectors made from Brass or from Stainless Steel. The Brass SMA connectors are specified in the 3-5

I assume you did not buy through Alibb, if so could you please post a link of where you got this unit? BTW does it have a case or is it one of the "open to the wind" types? Thanks.

Hi Wes ! Did not know you were on this group. Great seeing you here. One observation that I have made is this....for many years I would just hand tighten. Then I purchased a calibrated wrench and

If you're thinking of migrating your ham shack computer over to using Linux, you may want to look at Clear Linux from INTEL.

All sma connectors are RF. The RP version stands for reverse polarity. They do not mate with regular sma connectors! Reverse polarity was once developed to comply to the FCC regulations for license

If finger tight SMA connectors are worrisome, just go to eBay and purchase plastic 'slip on' finger nuts that are about 1" in diameter. They have a open cable slot so they can be removed. Or just