Re: NanoVNASaver QT Platform problem (won't load)
on the other end of the "scale" ..someone gifted me a HP Stream (2018 model) ...running Linux Mint 19.1 ..has more than 10 g freespace left on solid-state fixed drive (if you don't want to mess with
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jim <ab7vf@...>
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#6574
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Re: Chasing ghosts???
#internals
#calibration
Setting power to 1 removed most of the noise and also the jump when switching to harmonics mode disappeared but it also resulted in yet another different oscillation pattern above 600MHz. For
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Erik Kaashoek
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#6573
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Re: NanoVNASaver QT Platform problem (won't load)
Yes, there is a newer operating system available for your computer:? Linux.? Windows Vista is out of support and no longer updated, so, if you continue to use it, at a minimum you should keep it off
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Jim Allyn - N7JA
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#6572
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Re: NanoVNA-Saver 0.1.5
Rune, Yes, I did set the nanoVNA to non-TDR mode before making the readings. This is essential to getting good data in nanoVNA-Saver from the nanoVNA. I recalled cal0 which was created with my best
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Bryan, WA5VAH
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#6571
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Re: Looking for firmware with battery indicator, 1500 and big font
Has anyone tried it lately? YT9TP - Pedja could not calibrate over 310MHz on Oct 22 /g/nanovna-users/message/5510
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Oristo
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#6570
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Re: NanoVNA software developers wanted
#hacking
Given custom NodeMcu/nRF5 firmware, nanoVNA need pass only 101x2x4 bytes of float per scan, which could then be converted to ASCII by BTLE micro for USB COM compatibility.
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Oristo
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#6569
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Re: Looking for firmware with battery indicator, 1500 and big font
Hi, Maybe this in interesting for you: https://github.com/reald/NanoVNA 4 traces, big font, big info screen, 1500 Mhz, battery indicator https://github.com/hugen79/NanoVNA-H 2 traces (AA version), big
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DL9CAT
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#6568
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Re: Chasing ghosts???
#internals
#calibration
Dana, Indeed, and for that reason I measured the same cables with the same calibration kit on thee different VNA's. (one the nanoVNA) The results from the 3GHz VNA convinced me the fluctuations seen
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Erik Kaashoek
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#6567
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Re: errors of "error" models
Hi Erik; I was raised to believe that there is no such thing as a stupid question, but after several decades of not being exposed to the light, I discovered that there are actually many... All of them
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Gary O'Neil
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#6566
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Re: NanoVNA software developers wanted
#hacking
nRF52832-QFAA/QFN48 has 64KB RAM + 512KB flash ESP8266 reportedly has > 40KB heap+data space available. I guess HC-05/6 is unbuffered but also not BTLE, so less interesting for e.g. Web Bluetooth API
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Oristo
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#6565
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NanoVNASaver QT Platform problem (won't load)
I've tried NanoVNASaver v0.1.3 and v0.1.4 but they will not start. I get a DOS window with the error message: "Could not load the Qt platform plugin "Windows" in "" even though it was found. This
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DougVL
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#6564
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Re: NanoVNA software developers wanted
#hacking
That is a lot of data to buffer. Firmware should sleep Bluetooth while sweeping and pause sweeps while Bluetooth is active.
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Larry Rothman
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#6563
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Re: NanoVNA software developers wanted
#hacking
Firmware should sleep Bluetooth while sweeping and pause sweeps while Bluetooth is active.
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Oristo
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#6562
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Re: NanoVNA software developers wanted
#hacking
Before adding a radio transmitter and a second microcontroller such as a HC-05 to the NanoVNA, you may want to examine how much RFI it might introduce into the NanoVNA. My experience with my VNA,
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Daniel Marks
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#6561
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Re: Chasing ghosts???
#internals
#calibration
RG-58 is just plain junk cable, and should never be used or (especially) trusted to yield meaningful results in any measurement situation. The center conductor flops around inside the shield at the
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Dana Whitlow
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#6560
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Re: Chasing ghosts???
#internals
#calibration
And here are the results. The first picture is with power level 3 when above 300MHz, second picture is with powerlevel is 0 for all frequencies. The noise is much higher with low power and that can be
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Erik Kaashoek
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#6559
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Re: NanoVNA software developers wanted
#hacking
I am a retired embedded processor engineer an can recommend the ESP32 programmed as a serial to bluetooth/WIFI adapter it is a 32 bit processor with the usual peripherals and both bluetooth and WiFi
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William Heller
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#6558
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Re: T-Check for my nanoVNA - Results look excellent below 150 MHz and acceptable up to 300 MHz
Hi Rudi Super you are on the way now. I just did a T-Check for some N cal kit work presently working on and it was below 1 % all the way. That is the magic of 12 term error correction (actually 10
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Kurt Poulsen
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#6557
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Re: NanoVNA software developers wanted
#hacking
Link added in /g/nanovna-users/wiki/Mods-and-Design-Notes
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Oristo
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#6556
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Re: Looking for firmware with battery indicator, 1500 and big font
Sorry, I'm not following the group regularly. Is there any firmware with battery indicator, 1500 MHz and big font ?
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Eko Wa
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#6555
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