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Yes, remove the protective film. I had to take a screwdriver and remove the front cover in order to get mine off, but that's easy. 73, Willie N1JBJ

Hello, This is my first post to this group after just receiving a nanoVNA purchased from Aursinc. The clear plastic case for the unit and accessories has a label that says "Hardware version 3.5". The

On Jul 20, 2021 15:46, Anne Ranch <anneranch2442@...> wrote: > > > > I realize this is not primary purpose of this forum, however, recent > discussion of HC-05 Bluetooth module "issue" prompted

OK, this is the problem with Chinese cloned parts, anything popular is going to get ripped off, cloned till it's no longer recognizable, and sold for one cent less than the other guys, which is going

http://www.martyncurrey.com/hc-05-and-hc-06-zs-040-bluetooth-modules-first-look/

Er, that is actually three options not two (“couple” implies two). There is actually a fourth option - don't switch on your computer. Steve (nitpicking) L.

OK, I shall proceed. Let me say that I am unable to find HC-05 specification which will actually describe 1. what does the button on my HC_05 do. I realize there are many versions of HC-05 and I am

I think the OP was working at VHF and UHF, so the RBN (which is HF) doesn't help much there. Antenna gain is usually stated in dBi, gain relative to a theoretical isotrope (which cannot exist in

https://www.staples.com/Tram-Amateur-Dual-band-Base-Antenna-With-17ft-Base-Antenna-8dB-144MHz-11dB-440/product_2088511 is 8.3 and 11.7, so maybe they took a page from WiFi specs and added the two

Hi Anne Yes, the gain values were more a product of the marketing department than the engineering department.? ? I vividly remember a 5/8ths ground plane antenna with 17 dB of gain! (And they would

IMHO it's appropriate, as it seems to be a common 'accessory' that people are interested in. If anyone is annoyed by it, they have a couple of options at the bottom of every single message posted to

Assuming the OP is licensed amateur radio enthusiast and primarily interested in evaluation HF antennas here is a resource to check https://www.ncdxf.org/beacon/intro.html per introduction - "reverse

I realize this is not primary purpose of this forum, however, recent discussion of HC-05 Bluetooth module "issue" prompted me to post this. ( I am not in favor of hijacking somebody else thread ) . If

Hi Jim It would be a good start, certainly a learning experience.I commonly haul a 50 MHz - 47 GHz antenna range to VHF/UHF Conferences. The Nano does not have the dynamic range to do a very good

You do know that you issue the AT commands from the serial port, not through the Bluetooth connection. Just making sure. Once when I had ordered 5 of these, one wouldn't work while the others had no

pretty much. You need to watch out for ground reflections (so good practice is to measure with the AUT at multiple different heights spanning a wavelength or two) And, if you want accurate gain

Thank you DiSAlord, I will do so lateron, today the weather is vy nice so I won't stay inside now. Regards, Jos Op 19-7-2021 om 21:51 schreef DiSlord: -- Dit e-mailbericht is gecontroleerd op virussen

If you are trying to measure antenna gain, this is not the best way to do it. Ideally, the two antennas are separated by a distance that is greater than the Rayleigh distance. That could be hundreds

Since I cannot get? connect to the device I could not issue AT commands. I did use this time to 57600 Baud to try if it worked with an other (lower) speedrate then I used before. When I keep a record

If I understand correctly, all I need is 3 antennas. 1 receiving reference, 1 transmitting reference, 1 DUT. Connect the recieving reference to the S21/CH1 port. Connect the transmitting reference to