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On Tue, Jan 28, 2020 at 07:48 AM, <nanovnauser@...> wrote: has anyone written a decent manual for the nanosaver s/w? ======================================================= Probably the best

Hi all,ive a antenna consisting of 2 80m mobile whips in a dipole configuration as i dont have room for anything else,i get different readings on both my analysers,the antenna is at the end of a 60ft

has anyone written a decent manual for the nanosaver s/w?

this is what i used for a case,3.2 inch screen too.,just waiting for a 90 degree usb c adaptor to arrive.

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On Tue, Jan 28, 2020 at 07:04 AM, Larry Rothman wrote: What does the info console command return? If it says H4 somewhere, why not use that? ================================================ The info

I have adapted a $5 case (don't forget your 20% off coupon) from Harbor Freight for carrying the nanovna. The removable storage bins provide good places for connectors etc.

I followed the advice to remove the drivers from USBdeview and voila ! My NanoVNA now shows up with COM11 (COM7 before) and the communication works as predicted. Now, what other devices are not

heyI have one of those cases in the garage great idea!

Hello, Thought you might get a kick out of this: I bought a microphone and got a hard plastic, foam-lined case with it.? Makes a good home for the Nano. In the kit: two RG316 cables Calibration

I'm getting exactly the same results after trying the same configurations and tests.... I don't have another USB5 cable to try.. Will try on another computer. I have a NanoVNA-H sw version0.4.0-3

Correct COM port, but the wrong driver. Delete that and hope that Microsoft's USB Serial Device driver gets loaded subsequently: C:\WINDOWS\system32\DRIVERS\usbser.sy

What does the info console command return? If it says H4 somewhere, why not use that?

Hi Rune - I just hacked my Perl script to handle this by brute force, namely: keep reading into a buffer until len(buffer) does not increase, then use that accumulated buffer length to sort screen

Hi, dear friends! Made modifications of my NanoVNA-H rev.3.3 today. Resistors values were changed according to rev.3.4 schematic. Also added some capacitors. A trick. The resistors were soldered

Shorted end is generally better then open end. Open end has some stray field leakage which is equivalent to a couple tenths of pF depending on cable type. Doesn't matter much at VHF and below freqs

Hi Lajos Just read this document. It contain all the answers. Copy the link text and paste it into a browser URL line. The link will probably not survive ? I have tested it and it works.

Gyula and Oristo I installed USBDeview as per Gyula, and it shows ChibiOS/RTVirtualCOM port driver is active and loaded for COM3 (which is the correct COM port). I then tried PuTTY using the

HP Journal - 1984-11, "An Advanced 5-Hz-to-200-MHz Network Analyzer" https://www.hpl.hp.com/hpjournal/pdfs/IssuePDFs/1984-11.pdf It's interesting to be able to compare block diagram and description of

Hello everyone, I understand from some comments on this list that screenshots captured from the new 4" NanoVNA-H4 are a different size to the regular ones. As the normal NanoVNA-H does not have a