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Would a good place to test SWR be on the interstate, like off in the
emergency lane. Last time I tested I was in my front yard. There is power lines around my house, would that make a difference? I'm assuming I need to find a clear place, which the best bet for me would be the interstate. |
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I doesn't really matter...
Although testing in the clear is probably better. "Alex" wrote in message ... Would a good place to test SWR be on the interstate, like off in the emergency lane. Last time I tested I was in my front yard. There is power lines around my house, would that make a difference? I'm assuming I need to find a clear place, which the best bet for me would be the interstate. |
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On Mon, 04 Oct 2004 21:19:59 GMT, "Hamguy" wrote:
I doesn't really matter... Although testing in the clear is probably better. Thanks |
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On Mon, 04 Oct 2004 17:17:17 -0400, Alex
wrote: Would a good place to test SWR be on the interstate, like off in the emergency lane. Last time I tested I was in my front yard. There is power lines around my house, would that make a difference? I'm assuming I need to find a clear place, which the best bet for me would be the interstate. Alex; Your front yard should be great place to tune your antenna, As long as your not parked right next to large mass of metal. |
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![]() Would a good place to test SWR be on the interstate, like off in the emergency lane. That's really not a good place to do anything, except get killed. A local Meijers or Wal-Mart parking lot would work nicely, anywhere that you can get clear of metal for 1-2 wavelengths. But I doubt you'll see any significant difference between that, and most home/on-street parking situations. -- KC6ETE Dave's Engineering Page, www.dvanhorn.org Microcontroller Consultant, specializing in Atmel AVR |
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I always just went somewhere that you can have about 20 feet of
unobstructed space in all directions. Most parking lots fit that criteria. It's really not going to make a big difference unless you're backed up to a wall... or inside a garage... not recommended. Professor www.telstar-electronics.com Alex wrote in message . .. Would a good place to test SWR be on the interstate, like off in the emergency lane. Last time I tested I was in my front yard. There is power lines around my house, would that make a difference? I'm assuming I need to find a clear place, which the best bet for me would be the interstate. |
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