Introduction If you're working with SDR, a Vector Network Analyser is a must-have tool to tune antennas, optimise performance and identify cable loss, SWR, and more. For pentesters working in rapidly changing conditions, the NanoVNA-F will allow you to rapidly optimise your antenna to suit your target frequency and environment. For example, when targeting remote controls on the 433MHz frequency, optimising a retractable antenna becomes rapid and intuitive; allowing for faster work and better performance. The NanoVNA-F can be used via its touchscreen interface, or mobile and desktop applications for extended functionality and usability. Covering 10kHz to 1500MHz, the NanoVNA is an affordable, powerhouse multi-tool that will always earn its place in an SDR / IoT everyday carry pack. There are many variations and grey-market clones of the NanoVNA on the market; many use cheaper components to lower the price, but at the cost of accuracy and precision. Lab401's NanoVNA is the official DeepElec version from BH5HNU, with guaranteed hardware revision of 3.1 and the metal case enclosure. Portable Pocket-sized with internal battery & touch-screen and solid metal case. Powerful Desktop & mobile apps provide extra functionality. Device Specifications Frequency Range: 10kHz - 1500MHz (Extendable via alternative firmware) Measuring Range: 50kHz - 300MHz : 70dB 300MHz - 900MHz : 60dB 900MHz - 1500MHz : 40dB Display: 4.3" 800x480 IPS Touchscreen Dimensions: 140 x 75 x 20mm Connectivity: USB-C Battery: 5000mAh Case: Metal What's included 1x DeepElec NanoVNA-F (Official Deepelec version from BH5HNU guaranteed HW 3.1), Metal Case 1x Calibration Kit 1x 50 Ohm Load SMA Calibration Terminator 1x Shorted SMA Calibration Terminator 1x Open Ohm SMA Calibration Terminator 1x Female-Female SMA through connector 2x SMA Male-Male extension cables 1x USB-A to USB-C Cable 1x USB-C to USB-C Cable Technical Resources NanoVNA-F Wiki NanoVNA : QuickStart Guide (PDF) NanoVNA : Desktop Software NanoVNA : Mobile Software NanoVNA : Github Repo Learn why you need a VNA: Introduction to Antennas for SDR with sn0ren
