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Old July 28th 03, 08:58 PM
Ian White, G3SEK
 
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Richard Harrison wrote:
Ian, G3SEK wrote:
"Therefore the Bird does not directly sense RF power."

Problem with that statement is that to the uninitiated it makes the
indication suspect. A voltmeter doesn`t measure volts directly. The
ordinary voltmeter measures current scaled by a multiplier resistor.
Wish you and Walt would knock off the nonsense.

I wish you would credit "the uninitiated" (as you disdainfully call
them) with the intelligence to understand things when they're explained
to them.

A Bird senses all it has to sense and legitimately converts it to a
reasonable indication of watts. The Bird can do so thanks to Ohm`s law,
and that`s that.


No, that's just a half-truth. "The uninitiated" deserve better.

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Editor, 'The VHF/UHF DX Book'
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