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October 22nd 08, 08:25 PM
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Automatic tuner range
The various automatic antenna tuner/matcher manufacturers list a
tuning range in Ohms - e.g., 6 - 1000 Ohms. The question I have is to whether that value is the magnitude of the impedance (which correlates to SWR) or the real part of the impedance (since the tuner should be able to cancel out the reactive part of the impedance). W0BF |
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