In message , Reg Edwards
writes
Richard Fry wrote -
The generic function of this meter is to measure the degree of match
between
a source and a load.

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Exactly! So let's call it a TLI. Which is what it actually is. Abolish
the source of confusion and the arguments on what it does.

Of what use is the swr to anybody anyway, even when you think you know what
it is? What do you do with it? What does it tell you that you don't
already know?
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Reg



Call it an RLR meter, which is what it IS really measuring.
Ian.
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Ian Jackson wrote:
Call it an RLR meter, which is what it IS really measuring.

How about an "SVI", Superposed Voltage-sample(+/-)Current-sample,
named for the math function that it is performing?
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73, Cecil http://www.qsl.net/w5dxp


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