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Re: NanoVNA firmware user interface mod #mods
One thing you need to make sure of is that the velocity factor is set correctly on both the VNA and any PC software Larry (0.72 in my case). Just made a measurement on a short patch lead I use here,
By OneOfEleven · #16255 ·
Re: NanoVNA-H4 4" LCD Display 50KHz-1.5GHz - is the right one sell on Amazon?
Hi, then go for it. It might me a seller that bougth from Hugen in bulk. I am sure its an original H4 as only Hugen is supplying it. And since its Amazon you can always return it if not.
By CT2FZI · #16254 ·
Re: Dreaming a new option for nanoVNA
That could be done Piero if you have an SD card socket fitted on your NanoVNA. Does your VNA have the SD card socket fitted ? Could add a firmware option to record the measurement onto an SD card
By OneOfEleven · #16253 ·
Re: Dreaming a new option for nanoVNA
Thank you to everyone who suggested solutions.? Indeed, I am now planning to use a RPi connected to nanoVNA (there is enough space inside the mokup) and measure&store without any human interaction.
By Piero Tognolatti · #16252 ·
Re: NanoVNA firmware user interface mod #mods
You could set the software to scan a narrower range to get a higher frequency detail, and/or increase the number of segments, though can't yet zoom on the graph (will do eventually). For now show us
By OneOfEleven · #16251 ·
Re: Dreaming a new option for nanoVNA
Thank you to everyone who proposed solutions.? Indeed, I was planning to use a RPi connected to nanoVNA (There is enough room inside the mokup) and make&store measurements.?? Anyway the idea to
By Piero Tognolatti · #16250 ·
Re: NanoVNA firmware user interface mod #mods
As per Alezis says Larry, try using a much larger frequency span when it comes to measuring coax lengths in that range. 50kHz to 900MHz is good yes, or even 50kHz to 1.5GHz. The larger the span the
By OneOfEleven · #16249 ·
Re: NanoVNA firmware user interface mod #mods
I like that ! Have changed the icon to yours Igor :) I hadn't got around to making an icon for it, it was just the standard borland icon till now.
By OneOfEleven · #16248 ·
Re: NanoVNA firmware user interface mod #mods
It's located here Jos .. https://github.com/OneOfEleven/NanoVNA/tree/master/Release
By OneOfEleven · #16247 ·
Re: NanoVNA-H4 4" LCD Display 50KHz-1.5GHz - is the right one sell on Amazon?
I sell VNA calibration kits on Amazon, although I have sold very few on Amazon. Most sales are eBay, website or bank transfer from companies. However, I have never sold internationally on Amazon, as
By Dr. David Kirkby, Kirkby Microwave Ltd · #16246 ·
Re: NanoVNA-H4 4" LCD Display 50KHz-1.5GHz - is the right one sell on Amazon?
Hello. The final price is on Amazon, with all taxes included. While I would buy on Alibaba probably I would have to pay separate custom taxes for product made in China. So, my assumption is: no other
By Morariu Horia Iancu · #16245 ·
Re: NanoVNA firmware user interface mod #mods
Yes, page 2 5.357 is the frequency I am allowed to transmit on, those are fixed frequencies on the band plan, and 5.375 was the closest step I could chose on the VNA... unless there is another way to
By Alezis · #16244 ·
Re: NanoVNA firmware user interface mod #mods
Page 2 5.357 != 5.375 Page 3 Red marker is in wrong place, it is not at 7.25 MHz. SWR is 2.28 at 7.25 MHz. Gary AG7TH
By Gary Hale · #16243 ·
Re: NanoVNA firmware user interface mod #mods
Hi Gary, for 60m I know I am a little bit off because I could not get the same frequency on the VNA 201 measuring point and the frenquency you see on the 7300 is the frequency I am allowed to transmit
By Alezis · #16242 ·
Re: NanoVNA firmware user interface mod #mods
Larry, you should set the nanovna software to a way higher frenquency stop, the picture I see display 494m (which is a low frequency stop), if you set the stop frequency at 900MHz, you should have a
By Alezis · #16240 ·
Re: NanoVNA firmware user interface mod #mods
On page 2 you compare the SWR at 5.357 on the 7300 with 5.375 on the VNA. On page 3 you compare the SWR at 7.250 on the 7300 with about 7Mhz on the VNA. Gary AG7TH
By Gary Hale · #16239 ·
Re: NanoVNA firmware user interface mod #mods
Hi, thank you for the reply. The Icom does have an antenna tuner but of course for the test, I left it off line. What you saw in the SWR readings were without having the tuner engaged, otherwhise,
By Alezis · #16238 ·
Re: NanoVNA firmware user interface mod #mods
I was playing with the TDR on my H along with using your NanoVNA.exe 0.1.67 and they don't match. The Nano shows the correct length of my coax at just over a meter but your app shows close to 4X as
By Larry Rothman · #16237 ·
Re: Dreaming a new option for nanoVNA
We use those at JPL for testing too.. Mostly to provide galvanic isolation. Look for "Fiber USB Extender" and you'll get plenty of choices. They're in the $100-200 range. You'll also see "USB Active
By Jim Lux · #16236 ·
Re: Cheap preamps
The OPA656 is a nice low noise operational amplifier to make a low noise preamplifier for lower frequencies. It will be hard to beat, except with a discrete JFET design such as that from Jefferts
By Jim Lux · #16235 ·