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I suggest the TinySA for your needs. It has a range of -8 to -76 dBm with 1 db steps up to 350 MHz in low frequency output mode. In high output frequency mode it goes from 240 to 960 MHz. with -34 dB

Ooops! Forgo the file, sorry. Doug K6HFK

THe TinySA fits most of those requirements, I have used it to align tube ham radios and I needed to order some 10, 20 and 30db attenuate-rs in order to measure sensitivities i the -103db range.? The

For really inexpensive - I'd look at one of the boards with a SiLabs chip on it I don't know if they go up to 500MHz. Your accuracy and stability might be a problem for a "simple" device without some

Thank you all for the help! Besides NANOVNA use of the generator I have some other projects in my wishlist. So I am looking for the generator to have a +/-2dB power level accuracy and +/-1dB stability

TinySA indeed, yet they don't have a European supplier.

That was odd. My prior email got mangled. Here is the link to the firmware: /g/nanovna-users/files In there is a link: Dislord's Nanovna -H Firmware Near the bottom, NanoVNA

At the bottom of every email:

Doug, where can one find it? thanks, 73, Stay Safe, Robin, G8DQX

I've had this NanoVNA-H for two days and upgraded the firmware to 1.0.53 already. This firmware is quite powerful and well designed. However since this version has 'out stripped' 1.0.23 and I couldn't

This should help. That error occurs when the mouse is positioned any where on the graphics window and there is NO valid data trace written on the screen. Once there is a trace present, no error. If

Has anyone done a "cable de-embedding" using scikit-RF to do the calibration? that is, measure S,O,L at the end of each cable, then measure the DUTs and back out the cable?

I use the builtin generator in the NanoVNA to help me put my old vacuum tube rigs solidly on a net frequency before I begin calling an SSB net.?? Without that, I have to call for help and ask

You don't need a signal generator for use with the NanoVNA. It does its own calibration using the built-in signal generator. And if you are considering using the NanoVNA as some type of spectrum

HI Dennis TINYSA is a very good signal source to me. And enough stable indeed. 73s de Gabriele, I4JXE Inviato dal mio telefono Huawei -------- Messaggio originale -------- Da: Michael

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TinySA perhaps? - Michael.

Greetings to all! Looking for a signal generator with accurate and stable power output so that I can use it with NANOVNA for calibration etc. Besides the RF EXPLORER COMBO one, any else worth to

Roger, Thanks very much for the help. The problem is resolved. The developers of NanoVNA-App did an exceptional job. This is a really great piece of software. 73, Kent AA6P

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