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Old January 7th 08, 12:46 AM posted to rec.radio.amateur.antenna
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Default Measuring the fieldstrenght nearby is not reliable.

On 6 Jan, 16:06, (Richard Harrison) wrote:
Wim, PA3DJS wrote:

"Determining the radiated power from near field measurements is
theoretically possible, but not easy in the real world for most
amateurs."

My experience in tuning commercial 2-way HF radios for maximum power
radiated. It could be obtained by placing my multimeter (using crystal
rectifiers for a.c. scale rectification) with its test leads attached on
the hood of the vehicle containing the radio and tuning for maximum. The
measured performance proved as good as any other tuning method.

Best regards, Richard Harrison, KB5WZI


But that doesn't change anything that Wim stated which is entirely
correct.
You did not "determine" radiated power.......period
Art


 
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