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I'm carrying around with a two-way portable UHF radio.
Could the operating condition or environment cause a sudden change of the VSWR of the antenna? For example, operating radios at adjacent of generator, machine, or with high electromagnetic emission area, etc? |
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![]() "Dummy" wrote in message om... I'm carrying around with a two-way portable UHF radio. Could the operating condition or environment cause a sudden change of the VSWR of the antenna? For example, operating radios at adjacent of generator, machine, or with high electromagnetic emission area, etc? yes, the materials surrounding the antenna and radio can affect the swr of the antenna. where you hold it, being near metal, holding it sideways vs upright, clipping it on your belt, etc all affect the swr seen by the transmitter. but other electromagnetic emmissions do not affect the swr. |
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