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I'm trying to get some accurate power readings with a low power rig (5 W)
and an RF Ammeter. The trouble is that the ammeter doesn't read quite up to the highest level of the transmitter and I need to reduce the power to the meter by about half. I'm thinking a 3 dB attenuator, but how am I going to find the oddball resistances and what about resistor wattage? Is there any other way to reduce power to the meter? Need something simple, quick-- but accurate. Thanks. |
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