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![]() I have some professional Fischer current probes (clamp-on current transformers). For a simple dipole, balun, 50 ohm coax feed system... It seems to be that I can simply clamp one on the rig side of the balun, and see how much current is flowing and compare it to antenna current. I can clamp it on either, or each antenna leg near the feed point to measure antenna current. It'd also be interesting to probe several points along the feed line. Anyone see anythhing wrong with this reasoning? 73, Steve PLEASE also respond via email K9DCI @ arrl dot net |
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