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"Cecil Moore" says - There's no such thing as a 100% efficient tuner. ==================================== Cecil, not a very surprising statement. There's nothing which is 100% efficient. What is the typical efficiency of a typical tuner with a typical antenna. Does it differ significantly from 100% ? Yes or no? ---- Reg. Well, at the risk of David going into conflict with the Goliaths of the newsgroups, I would reckon that a tuner (matcher ?) must be a pretty efficient device as it doesn't get very warm from wasting energy as heat - or perhaps my aerials are a reasonably good match and the tuner isn't doing any / much work. Also a tuner, I would suggest, is a fairly useful bit of kit in that it enables the transmitter to see the sort of load it wants to and allows it to deliver more power to the antenna system without the internal protection devices limiting the power it produces (to avoid self destruction) even if not all arrives at the antenna....... Is this a fairly correct understanding of what is going on, Reg / Cecil ? Nick |
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