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Hello - I think FAQ would be a great idea (the suggestion has appeared occasionally in the past; I think it would be very beneficial). If I can be of any assistance with configuration adjustments to

When buying from AliExpress or Banggood I consider if I need to return the item if it is worth it. I got a smart $46 watch and it went dead in 5 days. It cost $23.50 to return it on 11/25/19. It still

Larry, Would you consider making a separate post detailing what you did to increase the freq range and reduce noise? Roger

On Fri, Jan 17, 2020 at 09:44 AM, Jerry Gaffke wrote: Herb, Actually, two different odd harmonics get used. From Erik's post of /g/nanovna-users/message/1743 You are explaining well,

On Fri, Jan 17, 2020 at 09:51 AM, <nanovnagroup@...> wrote: " just trying to make a reasonable effort to get the original Hugen unit as for basically the same price his design and build quality

I think the vendor really needs to supply a larger PC board with PC mount SMA female connectors. The larger PC board would even be better for presentations as it could be more easily seen, The SMA

thank you

The rocker switch has several functions.? It's a menu selector, marker adjuster, and even frequency selector. The nanoVNA has many 'hidden' functions and it's an adventure to see what happens when

The answer to that question is a bit of a moving target. As you have probably noted already different users running the same base distro can have different results depending on what dependencies are

Personally, I think you should: 1 - Pay about $10 more and get the H4 version with the 4" display and better RF layout (lower noise) - search hugen's posts for the seller info. or 2 - Wait for the

On Fri, Jan 17, 2020 at 08:40 AM, Alberto I2PHD wrote: I thought the rocker switch was meant only to move the marker(s) position. But if I use it just after having changed the Start or the Stop

No intention to complain just trying to make a reasonable effort to get the original Hugen unit as for basically the same price his design and build quality is obviously better, and also rightfully

Herb, Actually, two different odd harmonics get used. From Erik's post of /g/nanovna-users/message/1743 Also, the Si5351 is spec'd to operate at up to 225 mhz, anything beyond that is

On Fri, Jan 17, 2020 at 06:30 AM, Ken Kayser wrote: Hi. Has the Save/Reteive Settings feature ever been implemented? Seems like I have seen a post that said it was but can't find it in the program.

On Fri, Jan 17, 2020 at 07:49 AM, <nanovnagroup@...> wrote: From the link at the Wiki section: https://oristopo.github.io/nVhelp/html/hardware.htm It states that top frequency range is 900MHz:

Unless you purchase from hugen's preferred seller, you don't really know what you're going to get. I purchased a Gekko unit back in June - and there was nothing wrong with using it over 1GHz. Others

That's by design.

A cheaper solution would be to take a board mount female SMA connector, solder a strip of 3 header pin sockets to it instead of a PC board. Then clip up a pin header strip into sections of 3 pins to

I wonder if any H versions with the right original look and still being advertised ebay now a days with only a 900MHz top frequency limit instead of 1500MHz are automatically guaranteed to be "cheap

I thought the rocker switch was meant only to move the marker(s) position. But if I use it just after having changed the Start or the Stop frequencies of the Stimulus, it acts on them... not what I