"Tdonaly" wrote

Reg wrote,

Where is the transmission line on which the SWR is measured by the meter?


Allow me to sell you some.

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Thanks for the offer. But no thanks. How did you manage to obtain stuff as
rare as Saddan's WMD?

By the way, know any other suckers interested in second-hand, 10-feet coils
of radiation resistance? Guaranteed to work the DX! ;o)

I was assuming between the load and meter

50 ohm LOAD====== (~~55 ohm line)======(50 ohm SWR measuring
device)==generator.

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Steve N, K,9'd, c. i

"Reg Edwards" wrote in message
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Where is the transmission line on which the SWR is measured by the meter?

Don't any of you SWR experts have anything to say?

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"Steve Nosko" wrote -
I was assuming between the load and meter

"Reg Edwards" wrote -
Where is the transmission line on which the SWR is measured by the
meter?

Sorry, being a 7th day Buddhist it is against my religion to discuss SWR
indicating devices.

"Reg Edwards" wrote in message
...
Don't any of you SWR experts have anything to say?

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"Steve Nosko" wrote -
I was assuming between the load and meter

"Reg Edwards" wrote -
Where is the transmission line on which the SWR is measured by the
meter?

If I really wanted to measure VSWR I'd use a slotted line with a probe
and adjustable geometry for the line's Zo settings. Hmmm ... how long is
3/8 wavelengths on 160 meters?? Only 195 feet! Hon, I need to build an
extension for the ham shack!! :-)

If I want to see how my rig is getting out I work a few stations.

If I want to start a flame war I use my CN-101L or built in meter VSWR
meters :-)

DD, W1MCE

Reg Edwards wrote:
Don't any of you SWR experts have anything to say?