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Owen Duffy wrote:
"Because active SWR meters do not usually suffer from this effect, they can normally be left in withoout causing such problems." Ordinary meters needing only r-f to power their indicators can also be left in the line with no visible effect because their demand for r-f is very small. Insertion loss is specified in the Bird Model 43 Instruction Book between the 50-ohm line and sensing circuitry. Specification is 53 dB down between 512 MHz and 20 MHz. Coupling decreases to 70 dB down between 10 MHz and 2 MHz. The 30 microamp d-c meter and its associated circuitry need negligible r-f power from the line for nearly all ranges. 60 dB is a power ratio of one million to one. Best regards, Richard Harrison, KB5WZI |
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