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VSWR is not a constant in lossy lines and
probably doesn't really mean much of anything as each voltage maximum and minimum is a different value, so which ones do you use??? ------------------------------------------------------- --------- Dear David, You have expressed my sentiments exactly. I have never used either or any of them. What does anybody do with value of SWR when they imagine they know it? I'm pleased to make your acquaintance! For some years I have mildly advertised the idea of changing the name the name of the common-or-garden, so called SWR meter / combined forward-and-reflected power meter, to the TLI (Transmitter Loading Indicator) which is all it does. Although I must admit, at the present state of the art, it is a very useful instrument when changing antennas. Is the transmitter loaded with a resistance of 50 ohms or is it not? { Actually, the meter on my top-band transmitter indicates relative to 75 ohms } And there HAS to be SOMETHING more than the weather to talk about in QSO's and, of course, on this newsgroup. ;o) ---- Reg, G4FGQ |
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