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You can use unlimited calibration slots if save/load on SD card.

Hi, all. I'm HIRO, JJ1FXF and I just joined this group today cause I'm also looking for some simple menu firmware of my NanoVNA-H. Since the 2.8" screen is becoming too small for my age, so I will

You can set the frequency to output on one frequency but you can’t set the level. It is much higher than -73 dBm so you need attenuators and a way to measure that level so you can adjust the

The Tiny SA Ultra has this ability, to generate a signal on a precise frequency, at a very precise, calibrated level. Use that. -- Rich [email protected]> wrote:

Hello I am looking to use my H4 to generate a signal on HF at -73db and -70db to do some calibrations after a firmware update on a my receiver. Some Nanovna have a tab called "Signal Generator" but

hmm .. i own a v2 (saa2n) and a v2plus4 and have made over a dozen fw upgrades on each but but NEVER used a programmer!! connect to usb, switch on with button pressed and voila its in upload mode ...

Many YouTube vids on the Smith Chart and tutorial PDFs are available also. Have a look. A few hours and you'll know how to use the chart...

Great answer... Roger

Maybe I misinterpreted his intention. I thought he was going to mount the (indoor tuner with protection) at the antenna base and manually adjust recorded settings as he desired. Sorry about my

Since the OP wanted to make antenna matching circuits that are remotely switched, he should measure the antenna impedance at the desired frequencies with the nanovna then synthesize matching networks

OK...Easy Path. 1) For one, the NANOVNA can not "read" tuner settings. You will have to record those yourself. 2) The NANOVNA should be connected to the "rig" side of the tuner with a SHORT piece of

OK...Easy Path. 1) For one, the NANOVNA can not "read" tuner settings. You will have to record those yourself. 2) The NANOVNA should be connected to the "rig" side of the tuner with a SHORT piece of

This is an interesting problem - I was doing the same, to characterize an LDG autotuner (what *are* the actual L and C steps). There's two problems you've identified here: The first is "what is the

This is an interesting problem - I was doing the same, to characterize an LDG autotuner (what *are* the actual L and C steps). There's two problems you've identified here: The first is "what is the

I am thinking to build discrete circuits for a specific non-resonant antenna to operate on HF bands without a remote tuner. I managed to snag one of the last MFJ-948F Versa Tuner II left in stock.

Thanks! As it turned out, I have a RigExpert AA-600, and it was very easy to use as a TDR. Much easier than the NanoVNA. Somewhere I have a real TDR, a TEK 1502. But it's in storage and is so buried I

W2AEW has a very helpful video on this subject, as well as many very help videos regarding the nanoVNA & ham radio in general: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9thbTC8-JtA&t=608s Thanks, Robin Midgett

Hi Stan, Problem solved, your advice was accurate and effective. 1.2.40 uploaded without any issue using bin file and STM Cube Programmer. Many thanks. Best regards, Georges F6DFZ

Don't worry about the MS vs SI designation. Both are handled by the firmware. There is a setting in the 'Expert Settings' part of the menu structure to select the MS or SI part. The firmware files

Hi Stan, thanks for your answer. I did get the working 1.2.20, and the not working 1.2.27 from this page : https://github.com/hugen79/NanoVNA-H/releases My NanoVNA-H4 needs a SI file as there is no MS