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Early alpha version available of my miniVNA software

MiniVNA - Saturday 19 December 2009 10:47
Early alpha version available of my miniVNA software.

More info on this page: PA7N miniVNA
By: Erwin PA7N | Permalink | 5 comments

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Karl Jan Skontorp

Friday 18 December 2009 22:32
Hi!
I just wonder which components you have used in Delphi to make the graphics. I'm working on a similar project and is just wondering.....
73's de Karl Jan LA3FY

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Karl Jan skontorp

Friday 18 December 2009 22:37
Delphi and grapichs.....
Of course I mean in the miniVNA project!!

kj

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Erwin PA7N

Saturday 19 December 2009 11:14
Hi Karl Jan,
I use no special component for drawing. Just TBitmap and double buffered painting. This way you get a flicker free screen.
The communication with miniVNA runs in a separate thread so it won't block the user interface.
73 Erwin

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Matti Niemela

Saturday 9 January 2010 17:10
Hello Erwin PA7N,

Thank you for the nice MiniVNA program. Latest version works OK. I like especially possibility to tune also under 100 KHz even though the levels are lower of course. Anyway I can check the resonance frequencies of LC-circuits on VLF-band 10 kHz-100 kHz also with these reduced levels.
I measured following levels with W&G Level meter SPM-19 in to 50 Ohm load.

5 kHz - 53.2 dBm
10 kHz -33 dBm
20 kHz - 18.8 dBm
50 kHz -7.7 dBm
75 kHz - 6.9 dBm
100 kHz -6.2 dBm

Best 73

Matti OH2ZT

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Mike Yetsko

Tuesday 17 May 2011 14:37
For a first effort that software looks pretty darn good!

I'd love to see your source code, and maybe even collaborate with you on the software!

Mike Yetsko
N1DVJ