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See this topic for more info /g/nanovna-users/topic/nanovna_firmvare_compiled_by/73181877 For H4 version

That looks great! Got a H4 here and I see that there is space/footprint for a mini/micro? SD. Does anyone has a partnumber on what connector can we place there?

Hello everyone, I am the originator and co-owner of [email protected]. I can shed some light on occasional posts of this type (not necessarily this post, but it seems like a good reason to jump

My cat was offended because she can't read. "Gus Osborne" <gusosborne@...> wrote:

OK, I admit it...I read it.

Great, thanks! I'll give it a try. Sent from Rogers Yahoo Mail on Android

I dunno, it was kind of fun..

As i'm using the NanoVNA-H essentially for HAM bands, i tried to use a 3 outputs splitter (1.6 - 160MHz, 350 - 500MHz and 850 - 1300MHz). I've done one 2 ports calibration for each output. The

The new user over my head posting gave me what I was looking for. A test fixture for multiple uses. A couple will be on order shortly. https://www.sdr-kits.net/DG8SAQ-VNWA-Testboard-kit

FYI, I just noticed that Alan, W2AEW, on his YouTube channel just posted a great new video on this topic explaining some of these terms I listed. Many thanks Alan if you are on this group. Also Alan

Just go on-line to your post, select "More" (next to "Reply" and "Like") and you will see a "Delete" option. Cheers, Dick

Use 20Log for voltage ratios and 10Log for power ratios. This video of mine might help: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1mulRI-EZ80

Use 20Log with voltage ratios and 10Log for power ratios. Maybe this video will help: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1mulRI-EZ80

On Mon, May 25, 2020 at 12:56 PM, Larry Rothman wrote: > > Since the F303 was a drop-in upgrade from the F072, all the pinouts remained > the same. > I have attached portions of the H and H4

I wrote the test message. I had made my first post, but I could not see it. I made the second test post to see if that would go through. When I posted the test post, I saw the note that it would be

Nor that nobody has asked to initial poster to remove his post once it has served its (secret) purpose. ;-)

It is a good indication of the good-natured character of this forum that nobody has popped up to correct your spelling, punctuation or grammar (yet) :-)

So when is it 20log and when 10log? I think 10log for power and 20 log for magnitude? John

Hi, A newcomer facing the base of a steep hill probably doesn't know what words to use when asking a question. First would be "how do I turn this thing on?" They probably can look that up for

I read it, but I don't think that anyone saw me read it.