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QRP RX, There is no easy way (impossible) to make two sections under the larger shield and have any sort of continuous solder line to the board, so perhaps I'll just take it off. I'll take your other

Question: If the NanoVNA is used only for HF, are the shields necessary?

You could do what I did when I got my Nano back in June - use a very thin cellphone battery.It's perfectly safe and there are a couple of photos in the photo section of the forum:

Excellent information. Thanks for taking the time to provide this information. Tom Stiles

Hi Nan - Thanks for heads up; I was unaware of any differences, other than between two ("AA") and four trace versions. Unlike commercial software and firmware, open source developers typically do not

I surely did.. BR-Nan-vk2krn

Thanks to all for your responses. The "Reset" menu option got me very confused but its clearer now. For example, Recall 1 and Reset only clears Register 1 and not "ALL" Cal data as I originally

Me too. -- Regards, Martin - G8JNJ

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Hi Jim There is no substitute to hard work. Besides I have a Magic Wand ? Kind regards Kurt -----Oprindelig meddelelse----- Fra: [email protected] <[email protected]> P? vegne af

Also it seems that this PCB layout is not good. Because it don't allow to place shield edge on safe distance from c26, c27. Also it looks that there is impedance problem with wire to SMA connector.

ideald shield should be soldered with no gap. Because any gap leads to ground loop. Longer gap leads to higher noise. Did you see these through holes on the pcb ground? These holes are named "vias",

yes, you did it wrong. There are two problems with your shields: 1) You're forgot to solder left top corner of shield. The distance to the ground is long, so the shield works as loop antenna and

Kurt, Just read your comment above. I think you said it works by Magic, Which I believe. I will have to get a bit of experimenting experience before I try ferrite beads I think. Jim, KA6TPR

i did

if you search on the term battery size you will get a lot of information. But here is one post: |kf7dur | |Sep 5 #1870 ? | | |Karl, | |I used a 602040 450mAH (5x20x31.5mm) battery in my Banggood

Hi Bryan, I haven't tried the 0.3.0 firmware yet. Looking at the (sparse) release notes, it's not obvious that there would be anything there that changes how NanoVNA-Saver interfaces with it. I'll see

Rune, I have been using several new features in nanoVNA-Saver 0.1.3 and think that they are great additions. I am trying to use edy555 firmware version 0.3.0 with nanoVNA-Saver version 0.1.3. There

I found it on Amazon. I don't know where else you might find it. 73 de K9GXC, Jim

Here is a link to the one I purchased: https://smile.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B07T6LXNTV?psc=1&ref=ppx_pop_mob_b_asin_title Marco