Well, the short story is that it's not as bogus as it seems, but it also
gets really messy really quickly.
Basically, there was the "original" version of the NanoVNA by Edy55 , and
after some time, a Chinese version appeared. Apparently, there was some
work done by Hugen and by OwO on the Chinese version. The Chinese version
became popular,m spread around Chinese e-commerce websites, and then "fake"
Chinese versions appeared as well. Then, work on improved versions started,
and there was quite a bit of drama between Hugen and OwO about who stole
what, and dumping prices and so on. I, personally, do not know the exact
details, and can't say who is right and who is wrong.
What happened afterwards, is that there's a whole bunch of "NanoVNA"
devices, and the term became a bit diluted, so if someone is trying to buy
a "regular" NanoVNA, it's very difficult to identify what the device
actually does.
Then, there's a new generation of "improved" devices, like the Hugen's
NanoVNA-H and the OwO's NanoVNA V2, and there's even a NanoVNA-F and so on.
Now, the site you link to sells what appears to be NanoVNA-H, while the
is the site for the NanoVNA V2.
All the best,
Andreja YU1NKA/DM1NKA
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I'm assuming this is bogus but could someone confirm the legitimate site
for NanoVNA?
From edelswartz123@...:
Hi, I just noticed the "NanoVNA" link on your page:
points to an unofficial website (nanovna.com) that has been selling bad
clones, so would you mind pointing it to our new website
() (I am a developer there) instead?
Thanks!
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Thanks,
Russ - K5TUX
Russ Woodman