Re: [Amps] Grid dip meters 2 models, opinions?

[Conrad PA5Y <g0ruz@g0ruz.com>]

Yes very nice, I have used one and I have various VNA's at work some of 
which are staggeringly expensive. However they are not mine and a large. 
The VNWA3 needs a PC to work which is also not convenient and is also 10 
times more expensive.
So does anyone have any experience of the devices that I asked about?

Regards

Conrad PA5Y

On 2017-09-04 23:42, Jim Brown wrote:
> On 9/4/2017 1:55 PM, Steve Wright wrote:
> > On 05/09/17 08:51, Conrad PA5Y wrote:
> > > Hello all I have found 2 second hand grid dip meters.
> > Perhaps you have a good reason for using a dip meter (I have one), but
> > the inexpensive and new technology VNAs run circles around a dip meter
> > for functionality.
> I strongly agree, and DG8SAQ's VNWA 3e, sold assembled and fully
> tested by SDR Kits in the UK, is a real bargain. I've had mine for
> about 4 years, and love it!   It is well supported both by SDR Kits
> and DG8SAQ, both of whom monitor their Yahoo Group.
>
> http://sdr-kits.net/VNWA3_Description.html
>
> I paid about $700 back then delivered to my door with calibration it,
> but thanks to Brexit, it would be under $600.   I bought the
> "presentation case," but don't recommend it.  Add 20% VAT where
> applicable (not USA).
>
> 73, Jim K9YC
>
>
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