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my SWR reading
"James Barrett" wrote in message ... -----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA1 Hi, I just got my new (used) HF rig, and I strung up a half wave dipole for 10 meters using 28.4 mhz in my calculations. Several hours later I am getting an SWR reading of 2:1 at 28.4mhz. Is that pretty good or should I try to do better? I appreciate any opinions. Jim It's probably too long, but check it at 28 & 29 Mhz. If the SWR at 28 is better, it is too long; if the SWR at 29 is better, it is too short. Assuming you are using 50 Ohm coax, no reason you can't get it below 1.5:1. Tam |
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