NanoVNA 2 With Jim Heath W6LG Measured Very Little Loss With 60 Connectors At 140MHz @ham-radio
NanoVNA 2 With Jim Heath W6LG Measured Very Little Loss With 60 Connectors At 140MHz  @ham-radio
Uploaded August 2021 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Sixty coax connectors and almost zero insertion loss at 30MHz and about 1dB at 140MHz.

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