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Trying to make one of these for 434 MHz. The coax is RG-174 of some 3 mm diameter. I have calibrated the VNA (with 2 x 100 ohm resistors) right where the 47 ohm resistor can be seen, before sliding ...
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I have build an antenna for 446mhz I have used 15mm copper tube for the dipoles and RG-58 for the coax. On the horizontal centre line I have created a coil 9 turns around a 25mm former. The feed line ...
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I got lastly an antenna analyzer, Nanovna. I can calibrate it without problems for testing frequencies. The antenna for testing, is simply a wire for 20cm. I plug it into the middle space of the input ...
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Thought I'd try doing some actual experiments with twisted pair feedlines and also just some general "non-coax" measurements and testing, but not until after I understood a bit more about ...
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I'm extremely new to this, so I'm mostly asking for tutorials and so on. I have tried configuring the device according to one tutorial I found. When I hook up the cheap antennas that came with a ...
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I experimented with a 20m dipole made of a 1:1 balun connected to 2x ~5-meter lengths of copper wire, running parallel to the ground (by "ground" I mean "pavement", not quite the ...
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Hello i'm in process of creating band pass filters for my ham radio. I calculated the filter for 80m band basing on this website: And recreated it in reality: Then I started measuring it with ...
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I have a run of about 150 feet of LMR400 (specifically, it's this DX Engineering "400MAX" product). It connects to an Ed Fong antenna (2m, 1.25m, 70cm tri-band J-Pole) about 75 feet up a ...
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Happy to be corrected where I'm wrong in any of this but in broad strokes my understanding is: Spectrum Analyzer measures input signal strength while sweeping across frequencies, measuring RF ...
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Background I'm attempting to tune an antenna with my NanoVNAv2. I calibrated it using the included open/short/(50-ohm)load standards by screwing them directly onto the NanoVNA one by one and running ...
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Note that the menus are different than those I'm seeing on YouTube which aren't for the V2plus4. What's missing is "Isolation" and of course, there is an additional standard for that which ...
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My radio is an mcHF kit that I just finished soldering up. It receives fine, but when I went to transmit it's giving off the scale SWR. I rechecked my antenna with my NanoVNA, and it shows 1.2 SWR at ...
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One of the difficulties of measuring active devices like LNA and IF amplifiers with the Nano VNA is the care needed to avoid over-driving the amplifier input and, more importantly perhaps, to avoid ...
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I have a NanoVNA V2 Plus (50kHz - 3GHz) and decided to test my LoRa antennas: an unknown antenna delivered with a LoRaWAN gateway (RAK831) a 868Mhz antenna from Linx Technologies (ANT-868-OC-LG-RPS) ...
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I'm designing a HF antenna that uses a portion of a downspout (electrically isolated from the gutters above and lower portion) as a bottom-loaded shortened quarter-wave vertical. I'm about to trim the ...
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