While you probably can't get your S-Meter "calibrated", I see an
interesting market opening ...
The calibrated digital S-meter.
This device (consisting of a single chip microprocessor with at least one
A/D converter) will read the band you are on, measure the strength of the
received signal (after the IF filters), do a look-up table to convert to
microvolts, and then convert to S-units. Then, will convert to drive the
S-Meter of your choice.
Should cost about $15.00 to build, and about $300 to install and
calibrate.
On Thu, 7 Aug 1997 19:28:57 -0700 ROBERT WANDERER
<aa0cy@robertwanderer.gardnerville.nv.us> writes:
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>I wonder if you can get your S-meter calibrated (probably for only one
>band) like you can your speedometer.
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>73
>Bob AA0CY
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