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Hi, I have finally made a small slit on my NanoVNA H4 and have tried saving a couple of s1p and s2p files on its 2gB SD card. Do both the NanoVNASaver and NanoVNA App allow access 1) from the device

On Thu, Jul 14, 2022 at 06:10 AM, Don Rolph wrote: > > OK what are you trying to do? > > If you want to use it as an SWR meter you can: > > - initially ignore ca;ibaration: it will have impact on the

I believe this should be a personal decision and not the consensus of a group of...... Do the research on your own, present your conclusions to a group, and make a decision. Don't reverse the first

After 35 years in IT, I’ve learned a few things about software/firmware upgrades. The decision to update *anything *depends on 3 factors: business need, supportability, and risk. This is true of

Hi Victor, Thank you, I await your results on DM measurement after your parts arrive, if you are kind enough to post them. I hope you have better experience than I on delivery, I ordered some items

Sure, but a PPA simplify update.

I also upgrade.. In some cases just minutes after an upgrade is available (example sdrradio console)... But that's off topic grin I am also a member of test team group.. So if you are not fear of

You will find a lot of useful videos on youtube... If you looked a few of them you at least know some basics What is that damned smith for?? How to calibrate What are all those traces mean How to

One basic practice of networking is: "If it works, leave it!". If your VNA works well-enough for you, there's no /need/ to upgrade, but also no reason why you should not experiment - if you wish. I

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I can't tell, never saw "Grumpy old men" , but I'd name Waldorf and Statler.?

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OK what are you trying to do? If you want to use it as an SWR meter you can: - initially ignore ca;ibaration: it will have impact on the actual values, but not the shape of the curve - turn off curves

That is absolutely true. But if you just reveived a nanoVNA and ask for help for the absolute basics and tell us you want "just ohms", that's not the right spirit in my opinion. Or maybe I'm becoming

It seems many posters here are learning a lot and figuring things out they didn't know after having bought a nanoVNA. If it successfully motivates that, then perhaps buying one before you know much

Sorry, a VNA is not suited for you. You'll need to understand how it works and what calibration does. Otherwise you won't be able to trust your measurements. Cookbook recipes cover just a fraction of

Arie, you are 100% right. I.M.H.O it's the wrong way to buy something (although very nice) and try to find a problem to solve. The better path (again to my humble opinion) is when you encounter a

All answers and links to manuals are in the wiki, see the links below. You'll learn a lot in a short time, faster than letting people type it out again :-) Then again, if you are not familiar with the

/g/nanovna-users/files/NanoVNA%20Calibration%20Considerations%20and%20Procedure_v1.1.pdf

/g/nanovna-users/files/Absolute%20Beginner%20Guide%20to%20The%20NanoVNA/Absolute_Beginner_Guide_NanoVNA_v1_6.pdf -- Fran?ois