> All you need to do is subtract reflected reading from
> forward reading and the result is (within limits of
> calibration) the true power.
Just as I told and You confirmed, the real power is not directly measured by
a bird wattmeter when load isn't 50 Ohms.
The real power (when a reflected power is existing) is only obtainable by
subtracting reflected power by the forward reading.
Thermocouple meters might be not so precise as a Bird 43 is, but power
measurement is direct.
73,
Mauri I4JMY
>
> Most thermocouple meters are not so good.
>
> 73 Tom
>
>
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