
Hello,
today my new NanoVNA V2 arrived, sadly I realized afterwards that I have got a clone, but it isn't build that bad.
I think it's a clone, because the board looks litle different to the picture of the board in the official shop.
Nice to see the higher dynamic then my NanoVNA-f ( also a nice unit :-))
Now I have a litte problem, in CW mode there isn't a constant signal, I found out that the VNA will switch his ECAL for compensetion.
But I don't understand the sense at all. CW mode means to me the unit should deliver a constant cw signal like a generator, thats what I would expect the unit to do and what all the VNAs I had to play with also did.
When I only like to measure at a fixed frequency I could use zero span instead.
Is this a bug or a feature?
Will this be fixed in the near future?
Thank you very much.
Regards,
Isidro