I think these RF test boards help, trains you on results, if you have set the vnanano up and calibrated correctly, getting the prescribed results gives us ou some confidence in the nano.

From the beginning: Many of the questions that appear in this forum regarding VNA operation suggest the fundamental premise of the VNA is either missing, misunderstood, assumed, or ignored. Questions

Anyone member can add a new Wiki page and/or edit existing ones, so that is probably the easiest way to implement a document modifiable by others. So far as I know, Groups.io has no specific FAQ mecha

Judging by a number of recent posts, a lot of folk are now having problems installing nanovna-saver on Debian based linux. I've identified the problem, and have written some notes on how to fix it. I'

The only way that I have found for hyperlinks to content within groups.io Wiki pages is by not only forcing those entries to be headings, but also forcing (IMO ugly) table of contents on each of those

The FAQ at https://groups.io/static/help appears to be classic HTML, not wiki. Something similar could implemented e.g. by linking to HTML source at github with multiple collaborators https://help.git

On Fri, Jan 17, 2020 at 01:11 PM, Oristo wrote: It could be implemented as a file e.g. in https://groups.io/g/nanovna-users/files .. but I guess that implies a single FAQ owner/hero (certainly not I).

I sincerely doubt a FAQ will prove worthwhile, but am willing to be proved wrong.. It could be implemented as a file e.g. in https://groups.io/g/nanovna-users/files .. but I guess that implies a singl

Hello - I think FAQ would be a great idea (the suggestion has appeared occasionally in the past; I think it would be very beneficial). If I can be of any assistance with configuration adjustments to i

Larry and Oristo have put in a lot of time and effort assembling information in the Files and Wiki sections of this group. For whatever reason the same "What is the correct calibration procedure", "Ho