We all have our favorites, mine is the SARK 100, got it from Amazon for around $50. It has a bright backlit screen, apply 12v and you’re ready to go, in 30 seconds you have your SWR. Absolutely great

They were (maybe still) great clips but once some folks got ahold of the design they lost the ability to grab. Even some of the allies are so cheesy that they have become useless. John KK4ITX Visit: w

Yes, they are used to clip their toenails. The Frankenstock guys were too hard to remember so they narrowed the snoot and called them gators and for the most part they held better..... IMO. John KK4IT

I have lived in Florida for 20+ years....... believe me they are ALLIGATOR CLIPS if I ever saw one ! John KK4ITX Visit: www.zaarc.org. 👁

Keith, When you first setup the VNA you saved the Configuration probably in Zero. This calibration stays in the unit until it’s overwritten by another calibration. If you save it while you’re outside,

Bob, I am a new VNA user also and I'm sure that I'll be corrected if wrong..... I assume that when you overwrite you in effect delete any previous entry that you have saved as there are limited memori

What Jim pointed out just happened to an email I sent out using Yahoo. I started with a web link and the email got all run together ? JohnKK4ITX Click Here for Zephyrhills Area Amateur Radio ClubMany

Anyone thinking of printing out this file, I just finished printing in a booklet form.... 2 pages per 8-1/2 x 11 sheet both sides and it was reproduced quite clearly and very readable using only 19 sh

This unit appears to be a very, very neat device, the flaw, IMHO, like so many of today’s products come with zero to no documentation. One has to search hours on end and rely on the research of others

Phil, From what I've seen on the various write ups and Youtubes, you are able to determine the length, loss and any breaks in a coax by shorting the far end and using the 2nd VNA port to determine the