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October 16th 05, 04:51 PM
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What is a 50-ohm environment. ???
"Cecil Moore" wrote in message . .. Reg Edwards wrote: Which means, in the ideal meter, the voltage tap-off and current tap-off points must be identically located within the instrument. In my MFJ, the toroid and calibration cap are about 1/2" apart. The story that the length of line inside the meter is used to detect and measure standing wave ratios is just another old-wives' tale which confuses CB-ers, novices and professional engineers alike. And if you will remember, the original question didn't involve the SWR meter at all. The question was: Are my 2-foot sections of RG-400 connected to my SWR meter long enough to ensure that the SWR meter reading is valid for the coax? Remember that argument? and the answer is .2" |
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