1. NanoVNA WebApp is an open source Android application for NanoVNA / NanoVNA-H.
2. NanoVNA is a small standalone VNA (Vector Network Analyzer).
3. It works by connecting with NanoVNA via USB.
4. A USB OTG cable connector is required to connect NanoVNA to an Android smartphone.
1. Appreciate your time and effort s for the community.have installed this in both my V20 android and the Kindle Fire 10 and it works as advertised you have to purchase the OTG USB cable, in my case USB "C" to USB "A" Female so that you have the correct connection to plug the NanoVNA usb cable into.
2. It's a hardware issue.This app is wonderful, lets me analyze antennas away from my desk and do some twiddling and initial adjustments in the field, save the results, then analyze them in NanoVNA Saver at my desktop to look at deeper details and plan adjustments on matching, etc.Works better than the NanoVNA Saver PC Softw are.
3. Messages at low part of screen cover a buttons.Works with all my NanoVNA devices provides similar (sometimes better) functionality than PC software.
4. Display doesn't show start-end of scan range, eg 7mhz at each step on 40 meter band - maybe has only 1 digit resolution.
5. It connects up fine with the usb cable that came with the nanoVNA device.
6. As with the Computer based software you have to connect and power on the nanoVNA before starting the app.
7. I also haven't figured out how to get the app to display numbers (swr impedance, etc) like the analyzer display.
8. Where does it put the files it saves? It might be a good app if I could figure out how to get it to give the capability I think it should have.Update to my earlier review.
9. On latest Android the saved graphs are not found while captures are in document folder.
10. Found files in Documents, why Files didn't show them initially I don't know.
11. Cannot see an SWR and impedance in '50Ω 487nH' format at the same screen.