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![]() "Jan Panteltje" wrote in message news:1128538994.da8d95c0a88d0f0a09cc6e1b05a108f6@t eranews... On a sunny day (Sat, 1 Oct 2005 21:06:27 +0100) it happened "The Magnum" wrote in : Lol yea lots of things to push. I would like the 2970 next but would need to sell a few other things first. Are these variable wattage and what, if they are, do they start from? Id hate to upset the neighbours with TVI ![]() OK, I designed and build a new Watt meter today, thsi is the BIGGEST watt meter you can imagine, once got this thing from a lot of stuff that was to be thrown away. What I actually do is a peak detection of the RF output at the antenna, and then used the calculator and dummy load a lot... Calibrated with comparing with an other known set, diguital meter and scope, should be within 5% or so... Because this meter had a different scale I wrote the new values in it (it is so big hehe). Here is what I have measured: FM RF gain Watts minimum 2W button pointing left 10W button pointing up 27.5W button pointing right 30W maximum 35W AM is the same, is SSB with mike gain to max and blowing in the mike and RF gain to max: 144 or more watt (end meter scale). So, I think with 2W minimum on FM and AM you will be fine. Thanks for your detailed answer. Its nice to know people are still prepaired to take the time to help. I might buy one of these then if i can find one cheap enough (not too cheap as to be a duff one though) as im in no real rush being as i already have the 2950. Best regards, Graham |
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