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January 7th 08, 03:25 AM
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Measuring the fieldstrenght nearby is not reliable.
art wrote:
"You did not 'determine" radiated power.....period" Exactly right. Power in the near field is largely reactive. To determine radiated power you measure the in-phase volt-amperes with a wattmeter. The multimeter on the hood maximizes output same as a Bird wattmeter for practical results, but you hanen`t quantified watts out. Best regards, Richard Harrison, KB5WZI |
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