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Buying is not a problem. Getting it from china to the US is a problem. A lack of available freight aircraft. I noticed that DeepElec has now gone to DHL for shipping rather than use the slow route.

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I receved one that reached india in march and no issues. . I cut the outer cover and disposed off. I am safe, so far. Lol Sarma vu3zmv [email protected]> wrote:

I am hearing that some people are not able to buy NanoVNA units from China due to quarantine related issues... has anyone here encounterd this?

I'd think if you did a cal for the typical hf range of freq (1.8Mhz to say 30Mhz) you'd likely be OK. The swr reading may be off a little but when tuning an antenna you're looking for the swr dip. The

Hi Mark and Bob, The real reason is: The NanoVNA, due to it's very limited internal memory, has only 101 calibration points - by far not enough for a GHz wide frequency span: Each point is some 10 MHz

Mark, Bob is right, especially if you are doing measurements right at the NanoVNA connector. The interpolation of calibration points taken over a wide span works pretty well if connection lengths are

You don't have to keep recalibrating.? Once done, you save the parameters and recall it each time. Just do the calibration over the entire frequency range and you are done calibrating. Bob

Put my new nanovna-H4 to work this afternoon tuning up a new MFJ Cobweb. Prett amazed at this $50USD device. Every time I changed bands I did a calibration. When I had an antenna analyzer I never had

Thank you to all for the replies. I have purchased a NanoVNA-H4 from Gigaparts. It seems to be a pretty nice unit. It came in a deluxe box with three loads, two USB-C cables, two short SMA-terminated

I might add that it is not in a case. [email protected]> wrote: -- Paul W8SBH ?? ?? ???? (this too shall pass)

Hans, I believe you may be correct. You've got sharp eyes my friend. ?___ Sent from my two way wrist watch 73 de W3AB/GEO?

Yes, I use mine to make HF and 2 meter antennas too. WO4ROB, Rob WO4ROB ________________________________ Sent: Sunday, May 17, 2020 12:22:07 PM To: [email protected] <[email protected]>

IMHO you are both wrong... The pictures show the VNA with the short and open screwed on. The load is on one of the cables via a F-F adapter. As far as I can make up from the pictures the set is

Thanks, Geo I thought the connectors looked unusual in the photo. I'm sure I already have the adaptors in my radio parts box. I report back how this unit works when I get it. All I want to do is

Michael, You'll need 2 SMA/F - SMA/F adapters to use that one. ?___ Sent from my two way wrist watch 73 de W3AB/GEO?

Here is the cheapest one I have ever seen on Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B085C7B64F/ref=ppx_od_dt_b_asin_title_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1 $24.89 on Amazon. It doesn't include an open or short

I am making a loop antenna very similar to the OM0ET model, but adding capacitors with switches to add the 60 and 80m bands. I used the nanoVNA to see the resonance and I achieved my goal but with

Thank you, Larry and DiSlord. I must have read that 50 times, and it never got to my memory with out errors. Problem resolved. Thanks, Glenn W3WTE

Just did the test Two mixers rated for 2GHz-4GHz with IF ports 10MHz-2GHz Connect the nanoVNA CH0 and CH1 to the IF ports, LO ports together to a generator at 2350MHz. Filter to measure connected to