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Date: | Thu, 16 Aug 2012 07:47:53 -0400 |
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Howard,
Sorry I really can't do a check on 6 meters. To get 6 m RF to the
dummy load, and through The TW-1 and Wavenode, I'd have to move a few
cables around behind the desk, and bypass a lp filter that cutsoff
above 30 mhz.
I will tell you however, that when running the TS-2000 as the only rig
in the shack and all the junk connected properly, the TW1 only showed
about 50 watts, while the Wavenode showed 100.
In my experience, any time I have multiple ways of reading power and
there seems to be some discrepancy, the TW-1 is always the odd man out.
Hope that helps.
73, Steve KW3A
On 8/16/2012 7:16 AM, Howard Kaufman wrote:
> Thanks Steeve! Can you check 6 meters? That and 160 worry me.
> I'll let you all know when we ah flip the byrd. Probably not until after
> Labor Day. Its only radio after all.
> I think later I will fire up the Omni D and compare outputs on 160. I
> double checked, and the tuner was not in line.
> I think I will switch antenna outputs on the 480 just in case but I don't
> think their is a problem there.
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