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Re: Voltage sensing diode
Larry Rothman, sorry. I opened groups.io, found question which I seen in email and wrote answer. Just didn't noticed that I replied on your answer :)
By QRP RX · #6586 ·
Re: Voltage sensing diode
QRP, that is not my quote, below - that is from the other member whom I already explained what you just did as well....? just connect to your NanoVNA with PuTTY and use command "vbat_offset" This
By Larry Rothman · #6585 ·
Re: Voltage sensing diode
just connect to your NanoVNA with PuTTY and use command "vbat_offset" This command will change battery offset until power off. In order to save current battery offset permanently, use command
By QRP RX · #6584 ·
Re: Voltage sensing diode
You need to connect the Nano to a terminal session on a PC and use the console command vbat_offset [xxxx ] where xxxx is mV of offset.? Hi, Now I have a VBAT: 4024mV, and measured after
By Larry Rothman · #6583 ·
Re: NanoVNA-Saver 0.1.5
Hi Bryan, thanks for the Touchstone files - I'll have a look at them, and see if I can figure out what's going on. :-) -- Rune / 5Q5R [email protected]> wrote:
By Rune Broberg · #6582 ·
Re: NanoVNASaver QT Platform problem (won't load)
Hi Doug, as others have indicated, I build NanoVNA-Saver executables using the very oldest build environment I can get from Microsoft - namely Windows 7 32 bit. Mainstream support for Windows Vista
By Rune Broberg · #6581 ·
Re: Voltage sensing diode
Hi, Now I have a VBAT: 4024mV, and measured after the diode: 3963mV. I don't know where I can enter vbat_offset. Can anyone "lead my hand"?
By Zbigniew Olszanowski · #6580 ·
Re: Chasing ghosts??? #internals #calibration
How would that error impact your other VNA?
By Oristo · #6579 ·
Re: Chasing ghosts??? #internals #calibration
I did. The resistance is a bit of and there is some capacitance. Do you suggest to add that capacitance to the cable? But that capacitance is already there in the open calibration? I'm not quick in
By Erik Kaashoek · #6578 ·
Re: Chasing ghosts??? #internals #calibration
How about measuring CH0 impedance by another VNA?
By Oristo · #6577 ·
Re: Chasing ghosts??? #internals #calibration
I already did The same cables measured in the same way at another vna do not show these oscillations. Even though the same calibration kit calibrated perfect on both vna's. They must be specific for
By Erik Kaashoek · #6576 ·
Re: Chasing ghosts??? #internals #calibration
Using the open for calibration also at the end of cables could eliminate one variable.
By Oristo · #6575 ·
Re: NanoVNASaver QT Platform problem (won't load)
on the other end of the "scale" ..someone gifted me a HP Stream (2018 model) ...running Linux Mint 19.1 ..has more than 10 g freespace left on solid-state fixed drive (if you don't want to mess with
By jim <ab7vf@...> · #6574 ·
Re: Chasing ghosts??? #internals #calibration
Setting power to 1 removed most of the noise and also the jump when switching to harmonics mode disappeared but it also resulted in yet another different oscillation pattern above 600MHz. For
By Erik Kaashoek · #6573 ·
Re: NanoVNASaver QT Platform problem (won't load)
Yes, there is a newer operating system available for your computer:? Linux.? Windows Vista is out of support and no longer updated, so, if you continue to use it, at a minimum you should keep it off
By Jim Allyn - N7JA · #6572 ·
Re: NanoVNA-Saver 0.1.5
Rune, Yes, I did set the nanoVNA to non-TDR mode before making the readings. This is essential to getting good data in nanoVNA-Saver from the nanoVNA. I recalled cal0 which was created with my best
By Bryan, WA5VAH · #6571 ·
Re: Looking for firmware with battery indicator, 1500 and big font
Has anyone tried it lately? YT9TP - Pedja could not calibrate over 310MHz on Oct 22 /g/nanovna-users/message/5510
By Oristo · #6570 ·
Re: NanoVNA software developers wanted #hacking
Given custom NodeMcu/nRF5 firmware, nanoVNA need pass only 101x2x4 bytes of float per scan, which could then be converted to ASCII by BTLE micro for USB COM compatibility.
By Oristo · #6569 ·
Re: Looking for firmware with battery indicator, 1500 and big font
Hi, Maybe this in interesting for you: https://github.com/reald/NanoVNA 4 traces, big font, big info screen, 1500 Mhz, battery indicator https://github.com/hugen79/NanoVNA-H 2 traces (AA version), big
By DL9CAT · #6568 ·
Re: Chasing ghosts??? #internals #calibration
Dana, Indeed, and for that reason I measured the same cables with the same calibration kit on thee different VNA's. (one the nanoVNA) The results from the 3GHz VNA convinced me the fluctuations seen
By Erik Kaashoek · #6567 ·