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![]() Cecil Moore wrote: Jim Kelley wrote: Cecil Moore wrote: If there is 75 ohm coax on the input of the Bird, the reflected power reported by the Bird on the coax will be off by an infinite percent. That's pretty inaccurate. Why wouldn't the meter correctly indicate the reflection resulting from the mismatch between the 50 ohm wattmeter and the 75 ohm transmission line? The question implies that the mismatch would cause appreciable reflections. I have not witnessed that happening at HF but perhaps others have. On MFJ meters, for instance, the one inch wire through the ferrite toroid probably wouldn't cause an appreciable mismatch. The Bird manual shows a section of 50 ohm transmission line. But even the N connectors are 50 ohms. I assume even one of those would show up on a TDR. ac6xg |
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