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Saver software - Offest Delay seems inoperative
New to nano VNA ... just got the latest and greatest. I've used port extensions with my higher end Tek VNA and my "miniVNA tiny". I successfully applied port extension with the "VNA View" software
By Ralph Gable <wa2pux@...> · #28038 ·
Re: suggestion on open new topics
groups.io does not offer the full capabilities of an actual "forum" software where you can properly categorize content. While those are ideal, to have the best function and access it would require
By Eric KD7CAO · #28037 ·
Re: suggestion on open new topics
Many groups.io users receive their content via email listserv. While I agree with your perspective, it's not fully compatible with listserv subscribers. va3rr
By va3rr · #28036 ·
Re: suggestion on open new topics
I am on another forum where we have created topic posts, and those posts are only links to message threads about that topic. Anyone can add to the topic post thread. For example, here we might have
By Rich NE1EE · #28035 ·
suggestion on open new topics
Hi to all I note, with disappointment, that many members start new discussions on topics already covered in previous discussions. Why not post messages to those threads instead of creating new ones?
By Maurizio IZ1MDJ · #28034 ·
Re: nanoVNA Tweezer L/C Measurement Accuracy Examples
Tom, Thank you for taking the time to make your post. In particular I noted the following: - The calculated inductance of your 4.7 uH inductor varied from 4.56 to 4.82 uH _(+2.5 to -3%) over a wide
By Roger Need · #28033 ·
Re: nanoVNA Tweezer L/C Measurement Accuracy Examples
Great project and information! Many thanks, Tom! Dave, KE9ED
By D Nordquest · #28032 ·
Re: nanoVNA Tweezer L/C Measurement Accuracy Examples
Very interesting. Thank you for sharing :-) -- VE6WGM
By Gregg Messenger VE6WGM · #28031 ·
nanoVNA Tweezer L/C Measurement Accuracy Examples
Greetings All, As L/C component value measurement appears to be a present topic of interest here I decided throw my 2 cents in by posting a couple of tables that show the measurements results from
By Tom VA7TA · #28030 ·
Re: How do you measure inductor values with nanovna?
Sorry to hijack the thread. I think Rich intended to send a private email response to me, so we¡¯ll take the conversation there :-) -- VE6WGM
By Gregg Messenger VE6WGM · #28029 ·
Re: How do you measure inductor values with nanovna?
Thanks for the honest thoughts Rich :-) This kind of critical examination really helps a person to think about ways to improve one¡¯s presentation. I¡¯ll have to go back and listen to myself at
By Gregg Messenger VE6WGM · #28028 ·
Re: How do you measure inductor values with nanovna?
Great vid. Around 8m30, you are trying to hit +1j, and can't, and mumble something about accuracy...but I think the issue is that the steps in the sweep don't hit exactly that point. here I think
By Rich NE1EE · #28027 ·
Re: QRM searching?
YES :) Sometimes fingers faster then brain
By Miro, N9LR · #28026 ·
nVNA-H4 v4.3, firmware 1.1, transform axis out of sync
When I turn on Transform, the x-axis doesn't change to time until I tap the screen. Then when I turn it off, the time axis remains displayed.
By Rich NE1EE · #28025 ·
Re: QRM searching?
NanoVNA will only measure at the points to the display and skip all intermediate frequencies so you must be sure to match your frequency span with the number of measurement points and the bandwidth of
By Erik Kaashoek · #28024 ·
Re: How do you measure inductor values with nanovna?
These videos I made were intended to be used to measure and verify the nominal values of inductors and capacitors, but it might help you to come up with something that works for your purpose.
By Gregg Messenger VE6WGM · #28023 ·
Re: Testing inductors and capacitors - is there any difference in results using alligator clip test leads vs. a more formal test fixture?
Amazing work! Thanks for sharing Tom! -- VE6WGM
By Gregg Messenger VE6WGM · #28022 ·
Re: NanoVNA - Component Measurement Errors #measurement
Good work Roger! I spoke with Brian on the phone myself a while back and he was able to very clearly and succinctly convey his thoughts on this matter. I concur with your writings here fully :-) Thank
By Gregg Messenger VE6WGM · #28021 ·
Re: Testing inductors and capacitors - is there any difference in results using alligator clip test leads vs. a more formal test fixture?
Hi Roger, Attached is a photo of my tweezers and calibration reference box which is similar to a photo within the article. Yes I have found the tweezers to be surprisingly precise if used in
By Tom VA7TA · #28020 ·
NanoVNA - Component Measurement Errors #measurement
There has been considerable discussion lately on how to measure resistors, inductors and capacitors using the NanoVNA. In particular measurement errors of these components seems to be a topic of
By Roger Need · #28019 ·