Re: Saver software - Offest Delay seems inoperative
I just tried this again ... and it worked. The difference? I have no idea. As a note ... my high end Tek VNA measured the "test awful load" at 57.91+97.35j (|Z|=113.27). The nanoVNA, with applied
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Ralph Gable <wa2pux@...>
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Re: Saver software - Offest Delay seems inoperative
/Sorry, no text. /I happened to have the opportunity to measure the same as Roger did when I read this post. Exactly the same measurements made (from 50 kHz to 50 MHz). Calibrated with SDR-Kits BNC
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PE0CWK
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Re: Saver software - Offest Delay seems inoperative
Op 12-5-2022 om 04:03 schreef Rich NE1EE:
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PE0CWK
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Re: Saver software - Offest Delay seems inoperative
I am running the Saver 0.4 version with a nanoVNA V2Plus4 with FW git-20210530-412578c Ralph WA2PUX YouTube Channel: Electronics for the Inquisitive Experimenter
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Ralph Gable <wa2pux@...>
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Re: Saver software - Offest Delay seems inoperative
Thanks for the update...It might be related to Saver version, because 0.4 is the latest...and it might be related to -H4 firmware version...what are you running?
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Rich NE1EE
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Re: Saver software - Offest Delay seems inoperative
I am using NanoVNA Saver 3.10. Offset delay works for me. I calibrated my NanoVNA-H4 device (Not in Saver) from 50 kHz. to 300 MHz. and then attached a 12 inch cable to CH0 (Port 1). You can see the
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Roger Need
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Re: Saver software - Offest Delay seems inoperative
WOW! Seems like a lot of hoops to jump through to use the Saver software when measuring impedance. The "VNA View" software does it slick as can be. So, I suppose that the thought is to use the "VNA
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Ralph Gable <wa2pux@...>
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Re: nanoVNA Tweezer L/C Measurement Accuracy Examples
Many thanks for your analysis and comments Roger! -- Best Regards, Tom, VA7TA
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Tom VA7TA
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Re: Saver software - Offest Delay seems inoperative
Maybe nothing :-) There are some things in Saver that don't work well. I havna tried this approach, but have applied e-delay on my -H4, and it works as expected. I take two approaches to using remote
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Rich NE1EE
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Re: suggestion on open new topics
1 - Keeping topics fresh and to the point enhances the groups.io Message Search function. 2 - I lock my group topics after 20 days. (By the end of 10-15 responses, almost every thread gets hijacked to
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Larry McElhiney
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Re: suggestion on open new topics
When a topic has not had any posts for a period of time (months or years) it is better to start a new topic. Posting to the old topic is considered "necroposting" and is discouraged in most groups.
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Roger Need
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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
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Ralph Gable <wa2pux@...>
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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
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Eric KD7CAO
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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
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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
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Rich NE1EE
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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?
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Maurizio IZ1MDJ
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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
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Roger Need
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Re: nanoVNA Tweezer L/C Measurement Accuracy Examples
Great project and information! Many thanks, Tom! Dave, KE9ED
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D Nordquest
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Re: nanoVNA Tweezer L/C Measurement Accuracy Examples
Very interesting. Thank you for sharing :-) -- VE6WGM
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Gregg Messenger VE6WGM
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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
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Tom VA7TA
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