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Reviews (11)
Nov 30, 2021
Well made but too short.
A lens adaptor should make up the difference between the flange depths of the lens and the intended camera. These adaptors are 0.83 mm too short and need to be shimmed up. This just confirms what another reviewer has already said.
Sep 23, 2020
Good, but showing its age.
The G10 was a great little camera in its day, but it is now totally outgunned by modern models. Unlike Olympus cameras there is no in-body stabilisation, so it is necessary to use Panasonic lenses.
Sep 20, 2020
Great. Not a toy, it really works.
1 of 1 found this helpful I spent a lot of my working life using a £50k microwave VNA, so when I saw this one for £80 I thought it would be more of a toy than a real VNA. I was wrong - this little unit does everything you'd expect from it, and it is remarkably accurate. Being small and battery powered it can be taken up masts to check antennas at their feed points, but it's just as good on the bench for checking filters etc. It's also great for reverse engineering RF circuits because it will accurately measure unknown smd capacitors and inductors. To get the most from it you need a good working knowledge of 'S' parameters.