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Very nice ...Several of the older data books also show test circuits for individual transistors ...I've been contemplating making some measurements of Ft/Ic for various known/unknown...unknown/unknown

W5DXP, thanks - don't make it sound like it was horrible before ;-) -- Rune / 5Q5R

Hi Martin, I want to do more things with markers, including having the ability to add more of them, and/or to change what information is being displayed. Not sure it will be in the next release, but

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Wes, You will find most of the info you're looking for in the forum's WIKI and FILES areas.There are app notes, 'just starting' notes and most other references there.After you browse those areas and

Many thanks, Rune, IMO a considerable improvement.

Not, "Is there?" but what are some of the more simple functions of this thing which might benefit beginning users, so that as I run into them I can perhaps write some? To be submitted to the group for

OK, got that. Thanks for the reply. 73, Dick, W1KSZ Sent from Outlook<http://aka.ms/weboutlook> ________________________________ Sent: Wednesday, October 16, 2019 8:08 AM To: [email protected]

Hello Warren, Could you be a little more specific about the vendor on ebay? It would be a shame to waste money on a dud or substandard product Cheers, Tryg --

Hi Rune, I just tried NanoVNA-Saver 0.1.3. I think the new enhancements are a great improvement in terms of usability and the fixed scaling options help prevent charts 'jumping around' all over the

Em, in that case it would suggest a 4-receiver VNA may be economic if the switch was external and purchased by the user if they want it. That’s what the VNWA 3E - it provides the signal, but not the

Please take a look at hp application note 77-1. Transistor Parameter Measurements. Info in the note still applicable today as well to passive devices. Yes, you need to take care that the device input

Hello Dick, No, reset is confined to the register you are working. It will clear cal data in only that register. The frequency display range you entered will stay in tact. After reset, begin the cal.

Very nice. You may want to post your system to the message group that is discussing test fixtures. Part of the discussion raises the query on testing devices so full 2 port data is required. I raised

bryburns via Groups.Io wrote: Just a different thought. I might be incorrecr here, but from what I have seen of this machine in the last half-day, not automatically "applying" means you can look

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[email protected]> wrote: I would not worry about it. I was mainly making the point that measuring DC resistance to 1 milli ohm resolution is not hard with equipment most hobbyists would have. Dave

Hi Bryan, it does indeed help - I will be making better input validation for that part of the interface. In fact, it's already on the list for 0.1.4. ;-) If you want to save a log file, you should use

Rune, I have noticed that you save the "Calibration standards" information in the ".ini" file for nanoVNA-Saver. Great idea. I also observe that after loading the information from the ".ini" file you