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Re: File /NanoVNA Menu Structure Map-x.pdf uploaded #file-notice
David, Thanks for the reply. I understand your position on this as it would definitely add extra traffic. So, it simply reinforces the importance of proof-reading one's post BEFORE you hit the button
By W7DRM - Don · #21232 ·
Re: full 4 measurement with 2 ports
SMA transfer relay For 70U$ (plus shipping): https://mgs4u.com/product/rly-sma-45/ (surplus - only 2 available at the moment) To build a full test fixture, it would be nice to use semi-rigid feed line
By Cliff · #21231 ·
Re: V2 and V3 roadmap
Oh, so it's actually a chassis mount plug, and the threads aren't part of the mating system. And you install a jack/jack adapter.
By Jim Lux · #21230 ·
Re: V2 and V3 roadmap
Pretty much, unless it's a Reverse Polarity SMA (used for Part 15 wireless devices to meet the FCC requirement for a "not readily available connector", which was true 15 years ago). There's also an
By Jim Lux · #21229 ·
Re: Power Sensor (power meter) USB communic
Hello Larry, thanks a lot for sharing this information and link. Em qui., 4 de mar. de 2021 ¨¤s 21:46, Larry Rothman <nlroth@...> escreveu:
By Antonio Carvalho · #21228 ·
Re: V2 and V3 roadmap
NO, it is a variant called SMA-RP. The RP is Reversed Polarity, Male and Female connections are reversed. Often used on WiFi applications. Many new builders order the wrong type not knowing about the
By geoff M0ORE · #21227 ·
Re: V2 and V3 roadmap
Unusual, yes, but a recognised variant, nonetheless. Mike - M0MLM ------------------------------------------------------------------------ *From:* David Geng [mailto:d.geng@...] *Sent:*
By Mike Millen · #21226 ·
Re: V2 and V3 roadmap
This is an expensive device.
By aleks07111971@... · #21225 ·
Re: V2 and V3 roadmap
They want the adapter to become a consumable item. And do not suffer and re-solder the plug.
By aleks07111971@... · #21224 ·
Re: V2 and V3 roadmap
Is it unusual for a SMA to have outer thread and inner pin?
By David Geng · #21223 ·
Re: File /NanoVNA Menu Structure Map-x.pdf uploaded #file-notice
But getting one post after another after another labelled "Edited...." can get /very/ annoying for those of use using email! I have disabled that facility on the groups I manage, for the benefit of
By David J Taylor · #21222 ·
Re: File /NanoVNA Menu Structure Map-x.pdf uploaded #file-notice
At the bottom of each post is a "menu" line. The third choice is "More". If you click on "More" under *your own* post, you can edit that post. -- Doug, K8RFT
By DougVL · #21221 ·
Re: V2 and V3 roadmap
SMA
By aleks07111971@... · #21220 ·
Re: Old Guy--New User
Thanks Roger
By Michael Haviland · #21219 ·
Re: full 4 measurement with 2 ports
yeah, that Omron part is only 50dB isolation at 100 MHz.? Of course, they *are* inexpensive ($5 from Newark). I think if I were laying out a board, I'd go with two SPST switches in series in a
By Jim Lux · #21218 ·
Re: Much obliged for help exporting files #nanovna-saver
Many Thanks Roger!, Sincerely, Carl
By Carl Franck · #21216 ·
Re: Old Guy--New User
thank you
By Martin Glazer · #21215 ·
Re: full 4 measurement with 2 ports
Yes.. the techniques for layout and getting decent isolation by stacking are well documented. Having access to the VNA's internal tables makes things easier. Trying to build a "test set" and only
By Jim Lux · #21214 ·
Re: Old Guy--New User
Hi Martin, No! Firmware for NanoVNA-H and NanoVNA-H4 is NOT interchangeable. This was already clearly stated in the 2nd post within this thread. However you can find the Hugen firmware for the
By Thomas Leibold · #21213 ·
Re: Old Guy--New User
You can see that he has -H and -H4 firmware at the link I posted. Make sure you use the right one for your device. The latest -H4 is 1.0.45 and it works nicely with the OneOfEleven NanoVNAapp which
By Roger Need · #21212 ·