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artie wrote:
The Bird is a wonderful, stable design that's simple and well understood. You can get fancier (from Bird, among others), you can get more accurate (my old HP), but it's hard to get simpler. I use a homebrew directional coupler (see QEX for March 1995) for everyday use, and a brand new, well preserved (in a closet) Bird 43 as a reference instrument. At full scale it is specifed as accurate within +/- 0.5 db, which is plenty good enough for me. Bill W0IYH |
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