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Another idea would be to connect an rf voltmeter to the antenna connection and
just tune for max rf voltage. I found THE solution to measure current flowing though a wire at high potential without risks! Solution is to use an Hall-effect transducer of the same type used in the newer clamp meters (those able to measure both AC and DC currents). One can order transducers with full-scale currents ranging from as low as 10mA to tens of Amps. The high-potential wire passes through a hole having a diameter of two centrimeners, so it is fully insulated from the measurement circuitry, The transducer can directly drive a meter having a full-scale current of 20 mA or less. See http://www.chenyang-ism.com/ 73 Tony I0JX |
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