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Richard Harrison writes Richard Clark wrote: "Has anyone here actually measured SWR without using a diode?" I did something similar and could have used the same rig to measure SWR in a feedline. I used a wire loop which included a thermoammeter suspended from a horizontal antenna element. I pulled this along the element to measure its current distribution using a long tow rope and a telescope. Pulled along a transmission line wire, this would have produced the currents at the minima and maxima along the wire. From these we could calculate SWR. This was a common task for the students at Marconi College in the 50's. The meter was read with binoculars. Mike -- M.J.Powell |
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