NanoVNA-App is, for me, the best PC program I have found for my NanoVNA V2 (SAA2). I can view 3 plots or more at once. Most formats available in professional software are also available in NanoVNA-App

Hi Bill , at first you can look at the kiwi section of the groups. There are many informations and links on the subsection https://groups.io/g/nanovna-users/wiki#Documentation Of course Keysigth , Nat

Keysite, R&S, and Advantest (Tek) all have general tutorials addressing vector network analyzers. Once you become familiar with the basics, you should be able to use any similar instrument. Dave - WØL

I'd be interested in those too!

Copper Mountain and Keysight/Agilent/HP both have lots of tutorial material for VNAs. The other possible source is the syllabus from a class at University of Alberta - during COVID, they sent out a pa

Where can I find detailed analysis, interpretations, insights, and teachings of case studies and examples of scan outputs from various test experiments, so I can learn how to interpret the output and

with the version screen cap

Yeah, I do it by a screen cap of the window (attached, MacOS-X). The calibration files do have the frequency range: # Calibration data for NanoVNA-Saver ! SOL Calibration ! 27-30Mhz 101 Points # Hz Sh

Thank you very much, Roger. Best regards and have a nice day, Stefan On Mon, Aug 14, 2023 at 04:44 AM, Stefan Dimitrov wrote: You need to use Device manager to see if a COM port is active for your Nan

And of course, the software should remember where it was when it was stopped, so that it would start from there next time.

After some use I noticed a couple things which could be better in NanoVNASaver.win.x64 software. First, I posted this also to https://groups.io/g/NanoVNAV2 but after a couple of days it has not appear

You need to use Device manager to see if a COM port is active for your NanoVNA. If it isn't there you need to get it installed somehow. The method depends on which OS you are using. Once you can selec

Dear Roger, The situation is: None on com ports menu and no any list. The next menu: "Disconnected" Looks like no com ports or Windows 10 can't see the program. Best regards, Stefan Dimitrov

Hi Doug Do NOT cut the wire just fold it back at the insulator and tape it in place. Cheers John G4FRD --- New Outlook Express and Windows Live Mail replacement - get it here: https://www.oeclassic.co

Well guys n gals I found my issue at last! The coax i was useing is (ok) if I'm using a tuner but horrible if running straight through. I was getting super high swr. Today I remembered I had a string

One thing to remember is that you can calibrate over a range like 50kHz-50 MHz. You can then sweep a smaller range and as long as what you "calibrated out" isn't too weird, it interpolates. So you can

And we are talking about folding back a *very* short length of wire compared to the total wavelength, not an extreme example of half the wavelength, so, as you yourself admit, for the application I sp

No, it doesn't. Take the extreme case of having it folded back about half its length. This is a technique used on 40 yagis, because the element length is so long. By folding it back, you roughly cance

https://youtu.be/gkmZZbKPlMA

It works fine for insulated wire too, you don't need it to short out. yahoo.com@groups.io> wrote: