I have a bunch of calibrations saved to 0-5 memory slots.
These CALs are for different HF bands and for a specific piece of coax that is now installed to antenna on mast.
Is it possible to somehow save these calibrations for later use? Maybe one of PC apps like NanoVNA saver can do this ?
I would like to be able to measure my antenna from time to time, but obviously I won't be able to recalibrate for this specific COAX.
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Saving calibration to a file - NanoVNA V2 Plus 4
Michał Frątczak 2023/10/08 04:29
nanov2support 2023/10/09 07:00
Hi, the VNA View (NanoVNA-QT) software can save calibration files:
https://nanorfe.com/nanovna-software.html
You can find the "Save" option under the "Calibration" menu.
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