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October 19th 03, 06:21 AM

Reg Edwards wrote:

The inconsistency is that the power level changed, the load on the
transmitter changed, but the SWR meter gave no indication of it.

What's wrong ?

Nothing's wrong with the equipment. Something's wrong with the operator.
If you want to make the problem even worse, remove the coax entirely.
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