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While measuring the SWR, the needle fluctuates, as the voice is modulated. Is the "value of SWR" the highest it hits? What's the convention? ______________ Probably the ratio of forward to reflected power in your antenna system does not change with the power applied to it. But many tx circuits that measure SWR must be manually calibrated for the forward power in the system in order for an ~ accurate indication of SWR. The best accuracy is possible using CW output, after calibrating the SWR meter for that forward power level. As the average power during voice modulation usually is less than the rated average power capability of the tx, the varying SWR readings you see when voice modulating might all be lower than the true SWR of the antenna system. RF |
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