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Old October 18th 03, 11:26 AM
Reg Edwards
 
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"Ian White, G3SEK" wrote
Everybody knows that the meter only claims to indicate rho/SWR on its
"downstream" (load, antenna) side. It doesn't claim to say or know
anything about rho/SWR on the upstream (generator, TX) side.

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Ian, there must by a dictation error in the foregoing. Would you care to
correct it ?

However, it must be admitted, when the only transmission line at the station
is between meter and the antenna such a mistake must be fairly common
amongst the ignorant.
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Reg, G4FGQ



 
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