Mini 60 Antenna Analyzer Software Download ^NEW^

To avoid BT issues there is the option to connect a USB cable (Mini-B) and use a PC instead. I like this much better and have used it with my new HP Stream with my home antennas. See the video below for a sample of the WinPCC software.

The small size is very nice and that makes using it in the field and outdoors easy. I normally do not use the BT outdoors because I have all I need on the Mini60 LCD screen. I can see the SWR, scan and check impedance of the antenna very quickly.

Mini 60 Antenna Analyzer Software Download

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Jos PD0DDA,

i bought the same but it did not work at all.(it did not charged but the led status was fully charged but it wont switched on) I got my money returned and did not have to returned the analyzer. I opened it up and i did not find any battery attached in the analyzer. does anybody know what kind of battery i need??

Hi Rich,

I buy the mini 60 in China but it come without battery and bluethoth I go to buy Usb serial and the bluetotooth,

you have any info about install in the MINI60 the bluetooth after configuration ?

Thank you

73s Ivan EA8YG

No, I was testing a sleeve dipole. To avoid any damage to the analyzer I disconnected it every time I need to cut/solder something but left it ON without any load. Did it a couple of times, then when I came back to plug the antenna to the analyzer realized it was reading R=0.0000

I'm getting back into HF after a 9 year lapse. I have a General license though I've forgotten much of the knowledge. I still have my old Buddistick antenna and I'm also tinkering with a dipole hung from a 30 foot mast.

if you want to use it you will need to use the relevant DDS sweeper from DK2JK this time

-analyzer/tree/master/dds_sweeper2_2 updated to work with the VNA. The AD9850 pinout is the same as in K6BEZ version because it dont want to change anything in my hardware.

1, the installation software Andrews

2 , press the SET button to open the talent PC link

3 Press the DOWN button to confirm dc plug in the Bluetooth antenna head

4 Open the Bluetooth phone paired with the day assigned for 1234

5 Open Android software click the link prompts the connection point of the scan is completed successfully

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