Like many others, I like Hammond aluminum enclosures. Not only the optics but also the stability is great. therefore I installed the nano vna V2 and mounted a 4 "display, since the case was big enough, I built in a 4000 mAh to allow longer use. the battery status LEDs are visible on the back.

The front panel was made by 3d printing and is screwed with 4 screws. All functions of the Nanovna V2 can be used as usual.

Please understand if the housing is not similar to an industrially manufactured one, everything is hand-made, especially the hammond aluminum housing is complex for the exact drilling. You can choose colour of the front panel form black, firetruck-red, gold, blue, dark-grey or white.

Specifications:

• Frequency range: 50kHz - 3GHz
• System dynamic range (calibrated): 70dB (up to 1.5GHz), 60dB (up to 3GHz)
• S11 noise floor (calibrated): -50dB (up to 1.5GHz), -40dB (up to 3GHz)
• Sweep rate: 100 points/s
• Display: 4'', 480 x 320
• USB interface: Micro USB
• Power: USB, 300mA
• Battery: 4000mAh lithium-ion
• Maximum sweep points (on device): 201
• Maximum sweep points (USB): 1024
• Port 2 return loss (1.5GHz): 20dB typ
• Port 2 return loss (3GHz): 13dB min
• VNA-QT software supported platforms: Linux, Windows (7+), Mac OS

Whats in the box:

• 1 x NanoVNA V2.74 with 4" Display
• 1 x 4000 mAh battery installed
• 1 x Stylus
• 1 x Calibration set with Short, Open and 50 Ohm
• 2 x SMA cable