NanoVNA-H4 Option
Sprcifiactions:
ABS case: 75mm x 133mm x 18mm (excluding protrusions)
Measurement frequency: 10KHz -1.5GHz
HW version:4.3
RF output: 0dbm (±2dbm)
Measurement range: 70dB (50kHz-300MHz), 60dB (300M-900MHz), 40dB(0.9G-1.5GHz));
There may be errors caused by nonlinear transformation of fundamental wave when using harmonic measurement.
Port SWR: < 1.1
Display: 3.95 inch TFT (320 x 480)
USB interface: USB type-C communication mode: CDC (serial)
Power: USB 5V 200mA, built-in 1950mAh battery, maximum charging current 1A
Number of scanning points: 101 (fixed)
Display Tracking: 4, Marking: 4, Setting Save: 5
Frequency Tolerance:<2.5ppm
Frequency Stability:<0.5ppm
Package List:
1X NanoVNA-H4 (with 1950mAh battery)
1X USB Type-C data cable
1X Type-C To Type-C cable
2X 15cm SMA male to male RG316 RF cable
1X SMA male calibration kit – OPEN
1X SMA male calibration kit – SHORT
1X SMA male calibration kit – LOAD
Jez Girl –
I bought these to check my antenna system and coax , works just as good as the $1000 units , you just need a step or 2 more to calibrate it first. Well worth the money
Jez Girl –
Carl Mazzuca –
I havecbeen building my own antennas for decades. Without this tool, I only had my radio and SWR meter. Now I know what is right and wrong and it makes corrections when tunning easier.
Carl Mazzuca –
Brian –
I use it for several things, antenna analyzing, finding values of unknown capacitance and inductor values, testing coax…etc.
It works great.
Brian –
Peter Jackson –
Actually matches current specs..
Peter Jackson –
Patrick Waugh –
H4 is great but this model was shipped with a dead battery, so sent it back.
Patrick Waugh –
Marius Lubbe –
This is my second NanoVNA, the first one is a small form factor, and is difficult to read in the field. This one is a big step up and very useful. The cost was also reasonable for what you get. Highly recommended!
Marius Lubbe –
Barry –
What do I like? I like the ability of the device to measure RF S11 (reflection), S21 (forward gain), and related parameters over a wide frequency range at a very attractive price. I like the fact that there is free software available such as Nanovna Saver, which enhances the measurement capabilities and utility of the device. So far, I have only done some calibrations, VSWR measurements on an antenna, and started using Nanovna Saver. All results were reasonable. I have nothing negative to report. I have not attempted to measure its accuracy in any detail. I have used network analyzers in the past, and find the Nanovna easy to use. The menu navigation sheet is very useful and helpful. Watching on line videos on the Nanovna prior to receiving the device was helpful also.
The construction of the device seems to be similar to that of a cell phone, and it is probably more fragile than that.
Barry –
Dave Beck –
This helped me determine the problem with a second-hand 2meter antenna. I also found a separate problem in a not visibly damaged cable. There is a menu guide included but for detailed instructions YouTube videos are the best thing.
Dave Beck –
Adam M. Czepiel –
It works..large learning curve…I’m glad I bought it to try it..
Stick to the much better real stuff..from name brands…lot more money but much more rugged..
I 50% recommend
Adam M. Czepiel –
Tim Taylor –
I just picked up a new HF multiband antenna and needed something better than an SWR meter to tune it with. This did it. It’s a bit of a learning curve. I downloaded the software for it and that helped. I can save a shot of the results of a test and compare it to the next test. it really helped with the antenna build. The spectrum scope will show the performance of the antenna in real time on all the bands. Pretty darn slick. I’d give it 5 stars but the learning curve took it to 4.
Tim Taylor –