OwOComm met with its client and they decided not to manufacture the S-A-A-1 and instead started on a new development called the S-A-A-2. Before it could be manufactured, hugen's NanoVNA burst on the retail scene with display, a top end frequency of 900 MHz, and priced below $100. OwOComm originally developed a VNA, let's call it the S-A-A-1, prior to the release of the NanoVNA without a display and a top end frequency of 300 MHz. Gabriel is well known and respected in the on-line technical community. The NanoVNA-V2 was developed by OwOComm under the design leadership of Gabriel Tena-White. There are two eBay sellers of the NanoVNA-V2, but they both are asking more than double the Tindie store price (no thanks!). As of this writing Tindie is out of stock. Given the circumstances, 3-weeks for delivery was understandable. Tindie filled the order promptly after receiving my PayPal payment, but then the shipment was stuck in transit at the Shanghai postal depot for over a week - most likely due to COVID-19 delays. The NanoVNA-V2 was $65 usd from Tindie, including shipping. The -V2 arrived today - about the same time as some other members have reported receiving their units.

Adding the -V2 for testing above 2 GHz was an easy decision. We already had one the other three variations (-H_v3.4, -H4 and -F) and have been very satisfied with their price to performance ratio. I flipped a coin about three weeks ago and ordered an S-A-A-2 (NanoVNA-V2) analyzer for our ham club.

Nanovna saa2n