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As I understand the firmware, it interpolates between the calibration points. But I do get some absolutely horrible results around the frequency where it transitions to using harmonics (270MHz for my

Warren, this problem was fixed in one of the early firmware upgrades.

Hi Rune. Your contribution to the nanoVNA community is really appreciated. I have a question for you. When you divided the test frequency range into multiple sweeps to increase resolution from 101

Hi Warren, Just to clarify. App vs. Device. I probably missed the definition of App... I assume that is a PC comm with the VNA while the Device is operating the VNA directly from the touch screen?

One quick correction. If you Recall0 from the app the legend on the device will change from “C0” to “c*” indicating it is no longer internally calibrated. WA8TOD

I am not sure this has been noted before and if it has I apologize. I have noted that the calibration values saved and recalled in locations 0-4 are different on the app than on the device. In other

thank you, i have experience shipping equipment designed for installation in commercial 19 inch racks both domestically and internationally. suffice to say the equipment weighed a great deal more

@carsten it's not a "phone" any more, for this purpose it is a single board computer. the Bird engineers create the firmware to load onto it, therefore the Android update schedule is a non sequitur.

He may need to a install pip first...not always installed with python. Frank --- Frank M. Howell, PhD Ridgeland, MS frankmhowell (at) hotmail.com ---

The file to run is nanovna-saver.py. You need to have installed "PyQT5" and "pyserial" first - I *believe* you can run "pip3 install pyqt5" and "pip3 install pyserial" to do so. Maybe Marcel can

Hi Rune I am not familiar with Python but I will give a try I just dowload the Python Software for the MAC and Python is working. Which of you files shall I start? I would like to thank you for the

Thank you Rune! Will be checking it out too. 73 KC2ISE

Very nice job! Tried on a windows 10 (64bit) and running fine. Marcel

Not really - for a dedicated piece of test equipment, the intent of the design is fine. Nowhere in in manual is a guarantee that the device will run end-user apps. Most end-users will use it with the

Great job! I will beta testing it for sure! Cheers, Luis, CT2FZI

My Hugen NanoVNA arrived day before yesterday. No issues, the packaging seems to have held out well. Haven't tested it yet. Den s?n 18 aug. 2019 14:29Hans J Albertsson via

Hi, after having a play with the NanoVNASharp software, I had two small annoyances: 1) It only used 101 data points, which didn't give me the resolution I was looking for, 2) It wasn't open

Update: Pandaboo sent me a full refund, after I sent a few photos. No further hassle. (My shipment from Maggie’s store is no longer stuck in customs, but still needs to be transported onwards from

That’s a bit of a losing proposition for a product that wants to stay on the market for a few years. (Not just because you no longer can get the specific phone, but also because Android is going to

If you can get the Webusb app to work with an inexpensive Android tablet or Raspberry Pi, it should be fairly easy to mount it and the NanoVNA in the same package. You could easily add BNC ot N