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Interesting.? Is there a schematic? Mike WY6K "... somewhere in the distance, there's a tower and a light, broadcastin' the resistance, through the rain and through the night..."

Erik, Thank you for the table. It confirms what I wrote in the post at:

just sent an email to [email protected] as a test and this is what I received back: [DVSwitch] test Pierre Martel via Groups.Io <xxxxx@...> ? dvswitch Just making a test >

I just received a heads-up email from Adafruit (in the US). They have a new uP module coming out shortly that might be good to use as the base for your own VNA/SA/O-scope/etc project:

I'm thinking of changing my subscription to the daily or 12 message version. Right now I'm somewhat overwhelmed by the continuous arrival of individual messages. I am ambivalent about subgroups as

If the creation of subgroups were announced well in advance, adding the subgroups would probably be a case of of “short term pain for long term game”. The admin can save all the email addresses of

To clarify the frequencies used by nanoVNA for the various measurement ranges I made a small table. So if you are measuring in band 1 (300-900MHz) the CH0 output is actually a square wave of a lower

Your link seems to confirm that the group would no longer be available as [email protected] ? At least, [email protected] isn't shown as a valid email address for the group. -- Rune / 5Q5R

https://dvswitch.groups.io/g/main

It would not destroy the primary group. we use it in the dvswitch group Ltd <drkirkby@...> a écrit :

Hello, This email message is a notification to let you know that the following files have been uploaded to the Files area of the [email protected] group. * /Hardware Mods/Senzu - nanovna mod.pdf

Hi Herb, I provide the BPF center frequency as the geometric mean, as that's how I was taught. ;-) You're right that the analysis picks the nearest point that's *at least* -3 dB - generally, for this

Folks, For some measurements it is important to know how much power is coming out of CH0 on the nanoVNA. I have seen some data elsewhere in this forum and a few spectrum analyzer pictures with max

Perfectly normal to get that pop-up.

Rune, Just tried the new version 0.1.1 analysis feature on a highpass and low pass filter that I had handy (see attachments). Looks like the search algorithm finds the nearest value in the data point

On Tue, 8 Oct 2019 at 15:02, Pierre Martel <petem001@...> wrote: > If I can say a little something about this Idea. > > A tracking generator would not cost a lot more in ressources and would >

Yes, I think beginners is quite an important one. *Subgroups might be more of a PITA than I thought. I looked at one list I own, and read this. * Create A Subgroup *Subgroups are a great way to

To the extent that this encourages present or future developers out there: A spectrum analyzer, with a tracking generator, that covers "below HF" through "above UHF", with user-selectable RBW and VBW,

I read all this for my entertainerment and advancement of knowledge (both things correlated), so for me: - the more the better - having everything in one place is convenient Most important is that the

I get this, but it seems to work OK....