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Thanks for the tips everyone. After sending I realize what I'm particularly interested in is measuring cable and insertion loss ala

Hi Ben - Please check out the Wiki /g/nanovna-users/wiki

Good morning all, Just signed up for the list and thought I'd introduce myself. Name is Ben Hall, ham call KD5BYB. Was introduced to the NanoVNA buy an article on the RTL-SDR blog talking about an

FWIW, the Wiki main page /g/nanovna-users/wiki/home#Documentation now clarifies that measurement techniques and tips are collected here:

Bob Yes it is an issue with installing PyQt5==5.14.1 on LM19.3 (and other distros from what is reported here). I have not used Python3.6 for any of my tests, only Python3.7. 73 Nick

Thank you for your results Denis. The final post here http://python.6.x6.nabble.com/Error-installing-PyQt5-td5266150.html indicates that pip 19.3.1 fixed the problem on Debian Buster, whereas it

IF you need a little more flexible test board, take a look on SDR-Kits : https://www.sdr-kits.net/DG8SAQ-VNWA-Testboard-kit Not all software functions of the DG8SAQ software can be used, but the

Hello Chris, the NanoVNA can do the TDR measurement without external software (Firmware updated last year November) : - CH0 Real (Display-> Format -> more-> Real), Smith - Display -> Transform -> Low

On Fri, Jan 17, 2020 at 07:43 PM, Chris Prosser wrote: " My return loss measurement is just fine, -35dB at 2m, -55dB at 70cm. So...do I care? "

Hi Chris, Somehow it looks like your 30ft length(5) is not lmr-400. On both ends the jump in impedance as well as the reflection do not match. Could you try to measure just the 30ft peace? The return

Hi Folks, A hats off to everyone who has contributed to the NanoVNA. I got mine last week and what a fantastic tool for the cost. I'm trying to understand the TDR measurements. I've attached a plot

Oristo wrote: (SHHHH!!!! If they scroll down, they might, by sheer luck or perhaps chance, see some of the other topics. This cannot be a bad thing....) -- wes will n9kdy

The only way that I have found for hyperlinks to content within groups.io Wiki pages is by not only forcing those entries to be headings, but also forcing (IMO ugly) table of contents on each of those

Some day, I will get around to updating that. Even some genuine Hugen devices cannot overclock to 300mHz, so firmware was updated with console command `threshold` for altering 300mHz to whatever value

/g/nanovna-users/wiki#Drivers

On Fri, Jan 17, 2020, Rune Broberg wrote: So 3.7 it is, though it might work with 3.6 - I just don't test it with that. :-) Thanks, Rune. A quick update as I push the simple laptop idea is that Python

Ray, W4BYG wrote: /g/nanovna-users/wiki/Home Scroll down to the "Drivers" section. Look under the "Drivers" heading for the "Installing the STM32 Virtual COM port drivers" subtopic.

Ray, Check the Wiki for this group and it will point you to the drivers you need for Win 7 or Win 8.1... Roger

Herb, Thank you for taking the time to respond to my query. I am running the latest 64 bit, Win 7. The USB cable is the one that came with it. It does charge OK.? I assume it is good. So my further

The FAQ at /static/help appears to be classic HTML, not wiki. Something similar could implemented e.g. by linking to HTML source at github with multiple collaborators