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Maybe I am missing something here, but what the hell do all these latest posts on N connectors and other off topic posts have to do with the original post on the new AntScope2 release and issues we

Hi It’s an interesting question and the answer is that the affect of pin depth depends on things that 99% of people will not consider. But, in some limited cases, it can effect amateurs in ways

Thanks Larry and Steve. I am guessing that my NanoVNA2 is lost since it has been stuck now over a month in KY.

Replace the plug with a high-quality one, has it become a problem?

No, I did NOT choose not to get a refund! Personally I thought that the N connector looked pretty poor, was out of specification and should be returned. But the club chose not to. Yes, we did have the

Hi Dave, I saw your N Plug male pin gap measuring gauge pic. Thanks for it, I never saw such device before. Good point. I have both, the AA-600 and the NanoVNA, so a comparison is of interest.

Let's just use Return Loss and ignore VSWR for the rest of our lives. Op 12-6-2020 om 00:53 schreef Dan Fish:

Dave, You said yourself you (and the club) had the option to return it for a refund, but ***YOU CHOOSE NOT TO ***. Let's leave it at that and stop bashing them on this forum

wrote: The item was purchased by a club. A decision was made by the members to ignore the problem. We were not willing to risk buying from the Ukraine, so would not have risked sending it to the

Found this handy chart:

I would have followed up by contacting Rig Expert directly or? via the appropriate RigExpert forum. This NanoVNA group has nothing to do with RigExpert hardware. Mike N2MS At a practical level, it is

I grew up in a restaurant, so I used dining room tables to play. We literally didn't have a "kitchen table" in our house. I slept in the dining room. And was more interested in fireworks than

Mike, As stated on the website, I contacted the supplier (RadioWorld) who were most unhelpful. I didn’t list their comments on the website, but they were unhelpful. A guy from RadioWorld telephoned

Dave, If i could cause damage did you open a support ticket with RigExpert, notify them of this defect or request a replacement unit? Mike N2MS

I am not surprised at all Zack. However, in the case of * This particular RigExpert AA-600 * A good quality calibration standard damage would result because the N connector on the particular sample I

I upload all my releases to /g/nanovna-users/files/Dislord%27s%20Nanovna%20-H%20Firmware SD card support not compleded, all beta for test you can find in this thread (but my main

The RigExpert manual describes how to perform an open/short/load calibration standards, but *states that good quality standards must be used. * However, if the particular unit we have was mated with a

I have used at least 10 different N connectors, including commercially-made N to other type connector adaptors, and elbows, onto my AA-600. I have never had a problem or damage to the center cotor on

wrote: No, the lack of a gasket is not a problem - you will never find one on any calibration standard. They are generally more of a nuisance than useful in a lab - I remove them. They just trap the

Sorry but what products does Dave Kirby sell which compete with the AA600? Perhaps I've missed something.