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Hi all,
I'm curious about dummy loads. I read that ideally dummy loads convert RF energy into heat, but I'm sure in the real world, there will still be a small amount RF energy transmitted. My friend tried using a dummy load on a 300W transmitter. He was only running it for a few mins at the VHF range, but he was picking up a signal 100 ft away. Is that typical? What's your experience on dummy loads? Were you able to pick up a signal, as well, with this type of distance? I don't know much about dummy loads, but I think that 100ft is just a tad bit too far, no? |
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