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![]() "Dr. Slick" wrote in message om... If you measure the SWR at point 1, you let Z1 (Zload) be 50 ohms, and Zo is the output impedance of the PA. SWR meter1 should be characterized to Zo. snip Reflection Coefficient looking into load = (Zl-Zo)/(Zl+Zo) It should be easy to see from this well known equation that a perfect 50 Ohm Zl will definitely change SWR as you change Zo away from 50 ohms. Slick Looking at a book. Has the same equation, only thing is that Zo is the impedance of the *coax*. Tam/WB2TT |
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