What is woefully missing, but very much needed, is a user friendly guide for NanoVNA.
It must have:
1.) Step by step instructions
2.) Photos of each step
3.) Clear layman's language
4.) Be geared toward use for antenna analyzing
It must NOT have:
1.) A historical review of development
2.) Geek/nerd speak
3.) Useless ramblings about lab/shack layout
4.) Scientific calculations
5.) be a Youtube (I like my movies action/adventure genre.)
If anyone has this, knows where it exists, or can do this and post or share it, I believe the likely 98% of us who've bought one and are angry with the hickory nut shell complexity of what should be straightforward would greatly appreciate it.
And please don't tell me how dumb I am. I already know it.
After all, all I want to do is calibrate it and analyze antenna systems. . .
Homer
It must have:
1.) Step by step instructions
2.) Photos of each step
3.) Clear layman's language
4.) Be geared toward use for antenna analyzing
It must NOT have:
1.) A historical review of development
2.) Geek/nerd speak
3.) Useless ramblings about lab/shack layout
4.) Scientific calculations
5.) be a Youtube (I like my movies action/adventure genre.)
If anyone has this, knows where it exists, or can do this and post or share it, I believe the likely 98% of us who've bought one and are angry with the hickory nut shell complexity of what should be straightforward would greatly appreciate it.
And please don't tell me how dumb I am. I already know it.
After all, all I want to do is calibrate it and analyze antenna systems. . .
Homer