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Re: Is my off brand a Brick?
Hi John - I guess that we both know better: That is very old firmware, and some firmware that old did not do touchscreen calibration well Avoid version that includes the phrase "NanoVNA-H4" For
By Oristo · #10334 ·
Re: Alibaba ordering
Hi Herb, The first impression: - the opening of the USB-C socket had to be widened. - the menu switch did not work for the first time (the menu is called without a marker). - I charged the battery and
By Gyula Molnar · #10333 ·
Re: characteristic impedance
Can you download: http://ha3hz.hu/images/download/nanoVNAPartner0.20.zip 73, Gyula
By Gyula Molnar · #10332 ·
Re: How to find the right ferrite toroid for a receiving antenna balun?
Did you actually read the information there?? Here's an exact snip from DJ0IP's site: *? begin quote? *** Before going on to the next page on Advanced Theory, it is a good idea to study the
By Dave AB7E · #10331 ·
Re: Is my off brand a Brick?
Hi John, PuTTY didn't work for me either, but I didn't research the cause. However, Terra Term worked for the first time, try it. 73, Gyula HA3HZ
By Gyula Molnar · #10330 ·
Re: How to find the right ferrite toroid for a receiving antenna balun?
A far more extensive treatment of all topics related to this, and many others, which is well based in good engineering practices and faithful to the physics of EM can be accessed at the following URL.
By W0LEV · #10329 ·
Re: Is my off brand a Brick?
Oristo, I have cone to Wits end. I tried the clearconfig 1234 command and got the proper reply -- Config and all cal data cleared. I did a power off/on but see the same screen. Back into PUTTY for
By John · #10328 ·
Re: How to find the right ferrite toroid for a receiving antenna balun?
K9YC's RFI-Ham.pdf file is an older one with a lot of good information, but K9YC wrote the 2018Cookbook.pdf paper specifically to update the information on common mode chokes.? He no longer uses some
By Dave AB7E · #10327 ·
Re: characteristic impedance
Thanks Larry; I got the 7-zip but still can't get the file for the nano. Bob
By Bob Albert <bob91343@...> · #10326 ·
Re: characteristic impedance
Does not download, just gives me a screen of gibberish. Bob
By Bob Albert <bob91343@...> · #10325 ·
Re: characteristic impedance
Bob - it's not the downloaded files. If you're trying to unpack the archive using the built-in Windows utility - it won't work.Windows is only licensed for ZIP files, not RAR. As Oristo said, download
By Larry Rothman · #10324 ·
Re: characteristic impedance
Hi Bob - Is nanoVNAPartner0.20.rar not downloaded? If it is, what utility are you using to unpack it. (FWIW, I use https://www.7-zip.org/ ) What operating system?
By Oristo · #10323 ·
Re: characteristic impedance
Hello Kurt, Sorry, I can not make it to work. Can you please tell me, what is the length of your coax cable and what type. I guess that your dip was at 500 MHz, right? But then a span of just 500 MHz
By Rudi · #10322 ·
Re: characteristic impedance
That one is also no good. Bob On e.g. Windows Chrome browser, right-click and select [ Save link as... ]
By Bob Albert <bob91343@...> · #10321 ·
Re: characteristic impedance
On e.g. Windows Chrome browser, right-click and select [ Save link as... ]
By Oristo · #10320 ·
Re: How to find the right ferrite toroid for a receiving antenna balun?
Amidon recommends material 26. Suppose they know why. Please do not look up old data from 1945 publications, go for the modern technology of today. Material 43 is out, 73 is out, they do not cover the
By Helmut Wabnig · #10319 ·
Re: characteristic impedance
No luck with that link. Bob Hi Bob, Please download from: http://ha3hz.hu/images/download/nanoVNAPartner0.20.rar neb sent it to me for testing, which I gladly did. Since I didn't get a detailed
By Bob Albert <bob91343@...> · #10318 ·
Re: How to find the right ferrite toroid for a receiving antenna balun?
See also http://k9yc.com/2018Cookbook.pdf for "The Measurement Setup For Chokes" and "Winding Guidelines".
By Oristo · #10317 ·
Re: Is my off brand a Brick?
Yes, Oristo, I had found that sane 'workaround' last night. I will give it a test today. John TI4JWC
By John · #10316 ·
Re: How to find the right ferrite toroid for a receiving antenna balun?
I think Dave meant to link this document by K9YC - http://k9yc.com/RFI-Ham.pdf. It¡¯s the one where he compares a number of different types (#43, #61, #73, #78, etc) and why he often prefers #31. But
By Pomology · #10315 ·