No, the opposite a scotch meter reads low
At 06:04 AM 12/13/01 +0000, Rick Bullon wrote:
>In the "old days" we used to call them Scotch
>>S-Meters. Anybody remember that term from the 50s and 60s?? We had Bourbon
>>S-Meters, too. Who wins the prize for being the first to tell me the
>>difference? (I do know.)
>Ok I'll take a stab at this :-)
>Scotch S-Meters would read high and Bourbon S-Meters would read low.
>I have been a Ham long enough to remember this it is just a guess ;-)
>73
>Rick
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