On 11/6/21 7:35 AM, Michael Tope wrote:
I just watched a video by W0QE from 2019 that indicated that the
NanoVNA doesn't allow you to save data to memory while using the unit
standalone. Do you know if that limitation has been remedied in any of
the new incarnations?
73, Mike W4EF..............
yes. some of the newer versions have an SD card. Some of the older ones
have the solder pads for the SD card holder, but no actual SD card
socket. Ditto serial port. The NanoVNA is the epitome of "price
sensitive" so there's no parts on there that don't need to be there.
The NanoVNA2, for instance, could stand to have some ESD protection
diodes on it. Some reports from people reporting symptoms that look like
zapped components. The original NanoVNA has resistive terminations on
both ports, so, should be pretty ESD resistant. I wouldn't hook it up
to a feedline that is actively sparking from the charging of blowing
dust or snow, of course.
Of course, the NanoVNA has TDR built in, so you don't need to save it
somewhere else.
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