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I wouldn't worry too much about the message "This user is no longer registered on eBay". Often the cause of the message is the seller hasn't paid the fees that are due so ebay suspends the account.

The firmware I compiled has been optimized for the touch screen of my hardware，Download to to other hardware may require recalibration. You can use the shell connection and calibrate via the

Hugen, I noticed that the accuracy of the touchscreen is not the best. I was going through the NanoVNA GitHub source and I saw a few calibration and self test routines in control.c . Do you know how

There's no plan for open source nanovnasharp in the short term. The 900M firmware will comply with the gnu License and open source after fixing some errors.

Dear Gen ( i hope Gen is your first name) Glad to meet you in this forum. Have you planed to make this C# software open source ? I have the same question for the 900MHz NanoVNA firmware. Regards,

I've pushed both the nanoVNA_900_AA_20190611.dfu and nanoVNA_900_ch_20190505.dfu firmware to my 'Gecko' VNA and have found that they were compiled by gen111.taobao.com as that URL appears on the

I would check ALL the solder joints. I thought I got ripped paying $75 for mine, but maybe a better manufacturer :-) It's all Chinese junk

mdmcpq.inf c:\windows\inf usbser.sys c:\windows\system32\drivers If it is a x64 system, try to modify themdmcpq.inf [FakeModemCopyFileSection] usbser.sys,,,0x20 to [FakeModemCopyFileSection]

Thanks Frank, I will take a look at the usb socket soldering. Perhaps that is the issue? 72 Dom M1KTA

I connected it to a USB cable and turned it on, nothing. Pulled the USB and there it came up. Plugged the USB in again, and was able to get it to connect to Nanovna sharp (v1.20). Running it in auto

I hooked mine (White Gecko) to a tunable filter (63 to 125MHz) and I was impressed with what I saw S21 and S11 looked lit was when I swepted it at work. I was recently?? laid off (retired?) and want

It will detune hi freq stuff. Having worked in RF from the KHz to GHz, I know it effects sensitive circuits plus it picks up all kinds of crap. Better off cleaning it off with alcohol then blowing it

Tried the gecko version with various different USB cables that do work with phones and other electronics and do NOT see the board either under Linux or Windows. I might try with an ICSP header. So

Yeah, thinking about it, you don't want any type of organic material around high freq circuits. (I remember in Jr High, we used weak muriatic acid as a flux when soldering sheet metal.....really low

If the flux is water soluble it definitely must be cleaned off or it will corrode the board. I worked for a company that partially built their boards to be finished later and they used water soluble

Thanks Bart. I figured the battery was wedged in there - probably why the SD card slot wasn't installed.

I have worked in this industry for long enough to know it does make a difference. The flux attracts moisture and can change parameters. I always use IPA (not the beer) to clean the board off. Be

That is the one I have, and it seem to work OK

See attached screen shot. I purchased my white gecko from 2012moon816. It included the battery.

A quick comment on the flux residue - it doesn't have to be cleaned if it's the water-soluble type. It looks bad but it's harmless. Brass shim should work for the shields, but make sure it's not too