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Re: Calibration result
From what I understand you are resetting the cal in the NanoVNA before connecting to NanoVNA Saver. When calibrating with the Calibration Assistant in the PC program NanoVNA Saver you should already
By Roger Need · #24918 ·
using 2 NanoVNAs for 4 measurements
Some preliminary results. Connected two NanoVNAs using Ts (so the impedance at the ports presented to the external device is ~25 ohms). See setup2.jpg - You can see the interference when one nanovna
By Jim Lux · #24917 ·
Calibration result
After having done a 2-port BNC calibration from 100 kHz to 2 MHz with the Nano-H4 (version 0.5.0) then the CH1 LOG MAG =0.01...0.02 dB of the Cal Thru. Perfect! When I connect the H4 to the PC and use
By PE0CWK · #24916 ·
Re: Joggle Switch source?
Thank you but I fear, in the UK, finding a TV traditional repair shop will be harder than finding a switch ;-) 73 Brian
By Brian Reay · #24915 ·
Re: Joggle Switch source?
Thank you. I've EMailed a friend in the US and asked him to buy a couple and pop them in the post- I will send the money via paypal, that will reduce the shipping! Paying DHL etc $16 seems crazy ;-)
By Brian Reay · #24914 ·
Re: Joggle Switch source?
Here is an overseas source for a direct replacement. Cost is less than a dollar and 2 week shipping is reasonable... FedEx or DHL if you need it real quick but costs a lot more.
By Roger Need · #24913 ·
Re: Joggle Switch source?
Many of the motherboards of the televisions made by Vestel have such a joystick. Definitely find one at TV repair shops.
By Foxy Fox · #24912 ·
Re: Joggle Switch source?
Here you go: https://www.ebay.com/itm/121096249091 So cheap I bought an extra as a spare. 73 -Jim NU0C "Brian Reay via groups.io" <g8osn@...> wrote:
By Jim Shorney · #24911 ·
Joggle Switch source?
I¡¯m trying to repair a damaged NanoVNA for a family member. The joggle switch was broken off. Initially, I hoped it would be possible to reuse it but there the damage to the switch is worse than I
By Brian Reay · #24910 ·
Re: PC Boards for QEX Step Attenuator Available
I have ordered two batches of boards from JLCPCB for the QEX September/October 2021 ¡°Miniature SMA Step Attenuator¡± pp 9-21 by Tom Alldred VA7TA. There is a quantity of excess PCBs available. I do
By dick faust · #24909 ·
Re: funny problem in nanovna.py
On 9/27/21 12:58 PM, Jim Lux wrote: > I'm trying to control a second nanovna (identified as HW V3.5. FW version 1.0.45) with nanovna.py and I'm getting an error > > > > jimlux$ ./nanovna.py? --start
By Jim Lux · #24908 ·
funny problem in nanovna.py
I'm trying to control a second nanovna (identified as HW V3.5. FW version 1.0.45) with nanovna.py and I'm getting an error jimlux$ ./nanovna.py? --start 1000000 --stop 2000000 --points 201 -o test9
By Jim Lux · #24907 ·
Re: #tutorials ANTENNA IMPEDANCE MATCHING SIMPLIFIED #tutorials
NanoVNA have L/C Match function (Marker->Measure->L/C Math in last firmware) This function calculate how compensate measured impedance to 50 Om
By DiSlord · #24906 ·
Re: Where did "plane" of calibration come from?
Albert, My take... When one talks of distributed circuits like a coax cable or waveguides, the space (and time) origin to solve the Maxwell equations must be set: in the case of guided propagation
By Luciano Luciano · #24905 ·
Re: Where did "plane" of calibration come from?
You could define it as a POINT on the Smith Chart (the impedance coordinates or the mag and angle of the reflection coef at that point).
By WB2UAQ · #24904 ·
Re: Where did "plane" of calibration come from?
Hi Albert, Just so you know your question posted although you didn't ask who does not use the NanoVNA with waveguides. I have no need of waveguides at the frequencies where I live. 73, Bill KU8H bark
By Bill Cromwell · #24903 ·
Re: Where did "plane" of calibration come from?
OK, I buy this. So another question, how many of you use the NanoVNA with waveguides? de Albert KK7XO
By Albert Pion · #24902 ·
Re: Where did "plane" of calibration come from?
It's a two-dimensional boundary separating two three-dimensional regions, hence "plane". Phil M1GWZ
By M1GWZ · #24901 ·
Re: #tutorials ANTENNA IMPEDANCE MATCHING SIMPLIFIED #tutorials
There are actually two charts as you can see overlaid, usually in two colors to assist reading. The chart on your vna is the Z plane chart. After rotating it 180 degrees it becomes an admittance
By alan victor · #24900 ·
Re: Where did "plane" of calibration come from?
In the case of waveguide, where scattering parameters and such were originally used, there is a "plane", cutting across the waveguide.? One hopes, of course, that you're using waveguide that supports
By Jim Lux · #24899 ·