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Look in the Wiki for the pdf file NanoVNA Calibration Considerations and Procedure_v1.1.pdf

Thanks for the confirmation on this and for looking into it Rune; Auto-scaling should fit the min/max data limits within a margin (to accommodate occaissional min/max overshoot) of the boundaries

It looks like you cannot see when someone has posted in a older thread. Number of posts probably increases but nothing else? Or am I wrong?

Well, NanoVNA-Saver has a native .exe build that should run fine on Windows 8.1. It wouldn't need any Python prerequisites, at least. :-) Of course, if the exercise is to do things yourself, that's a

.. so now I must confess failing to obtain consistent results verifying NanoVNA-Saver Python prerequisites on Windows 8.1 .. and have a collection of crash reports to show for it. From

I searched for calibration kits and perhaps SMA calibration kits. I looked carefully that the connector can be tightened without turning the inner center pin. Example

Today I got the same issue. It happens after attempt to remove air bubbles under protection film. After all I fixed it, the root of cause is LCD protection film. Try to unstick protection film and

Can the nanoVNA be used as a vector voltmeter? Connect two sources and measure ratio B/A and phase B-A.

Is it possible to get distinguishable guidelines for SWR 1:1.5 and 1:2 on SWR graph? That would be very helpful for visualization of SWR measurements (acceptable SWR bandwidth for example).

If you just want Touchstone files, NanoVNA-Saver was actually, as the name implies, built to save Touchstone files. ;-) Not easily automated, though it probably wouldn't be a huge effort to build a

nanoVNA shell commands `frequencies` and `data` naturally return columns of numbers, so nearly Touchstone format. The unix utility `paste` trivializes combining text file columns, and while it is not

Hi Jeff, I take a different approach to the test fixture, Mine in a copper sheet between a pair of PCB mount male connectors with alligator clips to the DUT. Since most of my work in <100 MHz, it

Bruce, I completely agree. Rune’s code is available to all of us. If there’s something I’d like to see added (and there are two small mods), I look at it as an excellent reason to learn Python

I agree, I look at changes I make as "WHAT IF" that way, I don't mess things up. However, when a good thing happens, I always recal.........Then save with new name. Mel, K6KBE wrote:

Hi Nick , my suggestion is that the " save calibration " , save also the state of the instruments , like all the vna i know. If you , change some sweep parameter with the calibration applied , it's ok

An excellent idea. Someone new to VNA's and what a complex impedance is will be overwhelmed if told to check the wiki, all the forum posts, and read some Agilent document. They just want to measure

AA6KL, Thanks for the info and tips, I was successful in clearing the config and saving the cleared config to slot 0. Re-calibrated the device, and there was still no change with the smith chart above

Hello friends! very good day, what is the best way to make the best NanoVNA calibration since I have seen several videos of NanoVNA users that make them in different ways on YouTube and I don't know

Hello Rune- Thanks for the fantastic software! I built an 11-pole 500 kHz Low Pass Chebyshev filter using AADE Filter Design software back in 2010 for use with a Softrock LF Ensemble II SDR kit. It