Walter Maxwell wrote:
Now V1 - V2 = 40.82 v. Notice that (V1+ V2)/(V1 - V2) = 122.47/40.82 = 3. 0.
Doesn't this look something like the SWR?

Well, let's see.

V1 = VF1(TAU)

V2 = VR2(RHO)

[VF1(TAU) + VR2(RHO)]/[VF1(TAU) - VR2(RHO)]

Does that look something like SWR?
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