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Old March 30th 05, 01:58 AM
Jerry Martes
 
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Uwe

I'd like to hear more about MFJ, and why you dont want to hear more about
them. I was thinking that they were a pretty good way of measuring
impedance.

Jerry



"Jaggy Taggy" wrote in message
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I recently got myself a noise bridge to do some quantitative measurements
on
my antennas.
Lets say I am a bit disappointed. The small dials of the unit make all my
antennas to appear very similar indeed and I am wondering if the unit is
broken (not according to the test I did with a known load) or if I am
expecting way too much.

What do real people use to do impedance measurements on their antennas (
and please do not suggest anything from MFJ).


73

Uwe



 
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