I'm using a LP100A vector wattmeter http://www.telepostinc.com/lp100.html with dual coupler option Beside the standard coupler I have the RF sensor LPC6 (.1-20MHz ,1KW) which is not listed on the we
Hi Stefan, a HF SWM meter should work on 475 kHz, but most of these use a directional coupler made of one or two pieces of wire parallel to the wire that carries the TX signal.. This make them rather
er ......an SWR "meter" will tell you nothing about resonance :-)) Alan G3NYK Hi MF, Did someone try to use a normal HF SWR meter on 630m? They are specificated down to 1800 kHz of course but what ab
Stefan; Where you want to have near perfect match in BC business, to long runs of common 50 ohm line a bridge is used. A hot bridge makes things quick and easy-Bob > Date: Sun, 29 Sep 2013 23:08:28 +
"SWAR GREASE" echoshield use that on radars and its sodding expensive ! And some of the demos when done at CB clubs in the early days of UK 27Mhz licensing used to frighten the audience when they saw
Does it not? I suggest to do a test: Use a MF antenna (on 160m, for this test), resonate it to the TX frequency by using a variometer. Then use a ferrite transformer to match the impedance to 50 Ohm.
Ha Alan is making a technical point ... : 0,) Does it not? I suggest to do a test: Use a MF antenna (on 160m, for this test), resonate it to the TX frequency by using a variometer. Then use a ferrite
No it does not.....BUT I did not imply that, with knowledge, it can not yield useful information....Too many think 1:1 swr means resonance. A friend of mine used to do a demo at clubs where he had a
No he is just emphasising his status as a boring ol' G3 pedant :-)) alan Ha Alan is making a technical point ... : 0,) Does it not? I suggest to do a test: Use a MF antenna (on 160m, for this test),
Just going through a phase then ? No he is just emphasising his status as a boring ol' G3 pedant :-)) alan Ha Alan is making a technical point ... : 0,) Does it not? I suggest to do a test: Use a MF
Hi Alan, Am 29.09.2013 22:36, schrieb Alan Melia: [...] Actually for your purpose I would suggest you look at the tuning aid described by Jim Moritz M0BMU in a number of the books (LF Today) and prob
Progress at last then ! one step at a time , next it will 'click, how to set the Tx up ? Hi Alan, Am 29.09.2013 22:36, schrieb Alan Melia: [...] Actually for your purpose I would suggest you look at
And some of the demos when done at CB clubs in the early days of UK 27Mhz licensing used to frighten the audience when they saw just what "sacrileges" would be committed with "expensive" chicken boxe
