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Old November 26th 04, 06:07 AM
James Bond
 
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I find that most of them seem to sort of follow the rule that 4uV is S9, 3dB
down is each S-Point, that's for VHF/UHF.

Sam

"bviel" wrote in message
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The rule voor 50µV = S9 does still exists, this is voor HF, @50 Ohm input
impedance at receiver.
"They" (radioamateurs) use another rule for VHF.
It's in the software MultiCalc, Google will find the adres, it's for free.
Official or not, if everyone use this rule then it is a standard for me.
Greetings Bas.


"Avery Fineman" schreef in bericht
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Is there a standard RF input level per "S" Unit?

If so, please post the location. Thanks.






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