You will find a lot of useful videos on youtube... If you looked a few of them you at least know some basics
What is that damned smith for??
How to calibrate
What are all those traces mean
How to measure this or that
...
So i highly recommend to watch a few of those..
Greetz sigi dg9bfc
Am 14.07.2022 16:44 schrieb "Chuck, KF0CT" <chu_r@...>:
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Subject: Re: [nanovna-users] nanoVNA for Nerds
I can't tell, never saw "Grumpy old men" , but I'd name Waldorf and
Statler.?
On July 14, 2022 4:10 PM Chuck, KF0CT <chu_r@...> wrote:
Yes, that's right.? You are looking more and more like Walter Matthau
every day.??? ? And I'm looking like Jack Lemmon more every day....
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Subject: Re: [nanovna-users] nanoVNA for Nerds
That is absolutely true. But if you just reveived a nanoVNA and ask for
help for the absolute basics and tell us you want "just ohms", that's not
the right spirit in my opinion. Or maybe I'm becoming an old grumpy man...
On July 14, 2022 2:31 PM Lou W7HV via groups.io
<louandzip@...> wrote:
It seems many posters here are learning a lot and figuring things out
they didn't know after having bought a nanoVNA.? If it successfully
motivates that, then perhaps buying one before you know much about it
might be a good thing for some. They're cheap enough.
