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Yes, just save it into a separate folder or file if you are using the prepackaged version.

I have a question. Can i have more than one version of nanovna-saver like 0.4.0 and 0.5.0 installed on the same system at the same time? Fred N4cla

OK. since I cannot edit my post I got the clone, now how do I make python "executable" ? nov25-1@nov251-desktop:~$ cd nanovna-saver-New-Version nov25-1@nov251-desktop:~/nanovna-saver-New-Version$

Create a new empty directory, and git clone nanovna-server there. You will still have the old version in the other directory. 73, Ken N8KH PS Search for "Git Tutorials. There are many." PPS

Will do and will report back. Thanks again to you and others for responding to my post.

Here are the instructions - directly from "git " 'The program simply works from the source directory without having to install it. Simple step-by-step instruction, open a terminal window and

Read the tutorial in the files section, fairly easy to do it and no need to worry about bricking the device, practically impossible to do that. Make sure that you select the H and not H4

Thanks for the link, Dragan. It looks like there's been two releases since December 2021. The latest is 1.2.20. I'll see if I can upgrade it Roger K8YX

Hi Clint. Thanks for the feedback. Yea I'll be happy but I'll be even more happy if my antenna turns out to work. No 3D printer here but I know a place that does 3D prints for a fee. I'll check it

Latest stable releases: https://github.com/DiSlord/NanoVNA-D/releases Testing releases: /g/nanovna-beta-test/message/4352 [email protected]> wrote:

Hi Wes, Not necessarily a solution, but the latest version of NanoVNA Saver is version 0.5.5 dated 05-Mar-2023. Your Version 0.3.9 is dated 03-Apr-2022, and there have been at least four revision

The soldering on the SMA connecteros looks a bit rough but that'#s about it, the rest looks good, they've gone to the trouble of a plug n socket for the battery, the shields look well made and fitted,

I am getting an "ERROR during sweep" message when using NanoVNA Saver version 0.3.9. The message states "failed reading data 1 10 times, Data outside expected valid ranges, or in an unexpected

Thanks for your reply, Jim. You said it and I was typing it. I'll do as you described but I don't have a junk box to scavange. The wife made me get rid of that stuff years ago on one or another

It does indeed look respectable. But then who knows what's under the shields ;). On your encouragement I'll work to find some DUTs to measure. Having been out of the field for a long time, I don't

Nothing beats having a small box with some discrete R, C, and some filters/pads. If nothing else, it's handy to demonstrate with. Over the years I've accumulated things typically with a SMA jack and

Looks like a decent clone, I have seen worse. Upgrade the firmware (use Dislord's latest) and you should be fine. If in doubt, measure some representative DUTs. [email protected]> wrote:

I'm new to this user group. This wiki topic seems to have aged. The last entry is 11/18/2020. So I am going to post my question hoping to get an answer or a referral to another message to help. I

Well, you never know. A long-time friend of mine since college and fellow radio amateur says he is the only "other" James A. Michener in the USA. Zack W9SZ wrote:

Zack W9SZ wrote: I thought I'd send this e-mail as a curiosity of something I discovered. If you're trying to measure something with the NanoVNA and there is a strong transmitted signal source nearby