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I am trying to install a trapped 40m dipole in the attic, the antenna is in place however it is short and resonates at about 7.7 MHz. I decided to try it by using a tuner close to the transmitter in the shack. The feedline is 50 ohm coax. On low power the tuner creates a very low SWR. The transmitter is a solid state 100 watt Heathkit. However when I transmit according to the SWR Watt meter the system appears to transmit well over 200 watts. It pined the meter on a 200 watt range. I repeated the test twice and then stopped. When it is transmitting the SWR reads about 1.1 to 1. The meter works very well and does not exhibit strange readings on other setups. My questions a What is happening? What is causing it? Thanks - Dan |
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