BG573231491
BG573231491 Bubble wrap is usually NOT anti static. From the image it looks to me anti static, say so on the bag.
Q: if I buy the product, do you give me the software? The link does not work
perguntado por iz3xef sobre 2019-10-01 03:05:59
BG573231491 The link maybe OK, but the compressed archive is not.
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BG573231491 I am sure it could be used to tune a duplexer within it's advertised range. Supposedly it can display -120db, if this wouldn't be enough, I doubt it, one can place an attenuator between dut and input, which is recommended anyway. If your duplexer is working within either HAM band e.g. 2m or 70m it will span the range. How accurate, is an open question. For coarse tuning, it should work fine. Perhaps even sufficiently. If the NanoVNA can only display the notch up to -65dB, perhaps a 30dB attenuator can extent it to -95dB, although the NanoVNA has a different input circuit than a Spectrum analyzer, that can produce surprises. Cheers
2020-10-07 08:03:43 Útil (0)