>
>measures wrote:
>
>>>>? In a slotted line, when the swr is less than perfect, the voltage on
>>>>the line varies with position.
>>>
>>>What is "less than perfect" SWR, Rich? I thought SWR was a ratio of max
>>>voltage to min voltage on the line. What is meant by "less than perfect"?
>>>
>>More than 1 to 1.
>
>Still insisting on YOUR wives tale, Rich?
? You might do well to try the experiment, Jon. Who knows, you could be
right? Wanna make a side bet of a large pizza with five toppings and
salad bar?.
> All the rest of us and all of
>the textbooks that talk about VSWR are wrong?
? I am aware of no textbook that says moving an SWR meter along a
mismatched transmission line will make no difference in the reading. The
93-ohm halfwave line in the Quiz was just such a case. The measured SWR
varied all over the place.
- Rich..., 805.386.3734, www.vcnet.com/measures.
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