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Thanks Larry, I will have a look there. G4YHE

Yes I do.

I soldered a couple of SMA jacks to a generic type of receptacle that will allow me to look at various parts with the nVNA: -- John AE5X https://ae5x.blogspot.com/

Very interesting indeed!

Hello everyone, What about these generic clips? Or, what clips for HF one would recommend ? Cheers!

Please read the various USER GUIDES found in the forum WIKI and FILES sections.There are good instructions and loads of additional information in those areas of the website.

I think I have an old version of the firmware. This is what I get from the following commands. Should I update and can anyone advise on the best option to do this? ch> help Commands: help exit info

Given earlier discussions about inductors I thought some of you might be interested in a very thorough investigation by G3YNH into inductors measurements:

Hi Bruce Use e.g. 10 meter of the cable and do two measurements (with the F to SMA fitted in both ends) where the one is with the far end open and the second with far end shorted. Then use AC6LA

A second read of your method is the so called substitution method. Sure if the cables under test are really poor, your measurement will flag that issue.

Hi Bruce, No, the process is a bit more appropriate if you proceed by first doing a 50 ohm cal. A complete cal includes S21. Then build a pair of simple L or PI Resistive minimum loss pads. These will

This test board is a test kit that we provide to our customers and we want them to buy it with their nanoVNA-H purchase to facilitate some DIY experiments. I've seen some merchants selling them

Hi Herb Thank you for the info. I envy you guess which are capable on programming. Over many years I have bought books and developement kits and so on. I normally get stuck when reaching to the point

On Sun, Apr 19, 2020 at 02:28 PM, Kurt Poulsen wrote: ... Else it works great see attached responses for a WiFi channel filter measured from 100KHz to 3.5GHz imported as a S2p file generated by

Hi Herb You wrote 3. I ran a SOLT calibration on the V2 using NanoVNA-QT and the through calibration was spot on (see attachments). Indeed I have same sort of trace, but the thru calibration is ideal

I'd like to do check the attenuation loss in some old & weathered RG-6 (75 ohm) cables for the TV signal frequencies. The nanoVNA seems perfect for that, however given the impedance mismatch (50 ohm

On Sun, Apr 19, 2020 at 12:15 PM, Cable Television wrote: Does anyone know a good source for NanoVNA Sharp software ? ================================== This groups Wiki page has links to most of the

Better with nanovna-saver . Try it. A domingo, 19/04/2020, 20:16, Cable Television <HROWA3TD@...> escreveu:

Does anyone know a good source for NanoVNA Sharp software ? Real time control of NanoVNA on a Windows PC. Tnx 73. WA3TD

No it was nano vna Sharp . The win 10 version looks ok so must be a win7 problem then.