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LP100A Thoughts on this.
- Thread starter Low_Boy
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It's a kit...go to the site - read about it. Its' RF wattmetering at it's best.
The controllers are pre-done up - you assemble the modules and away you go.
Cost? $1,000 (That's why there is MASTERCARD) - the fun playing with all the buttons? - Priceless
The controllers are pre-done up - you assemble the modules and away you go.
Cost? $1,000 (That's why there is MASTERCARD) - the fun playing with all the buttons? - Priceless
$600 Kit
$700 Assembled...
Cross needles and a whole lot of digital displays...
Why NOT...
everyone knows that these are the hottest thing running in wattmeters:
if your wattmeter don't have an antenna on it you just ain't got it!
LC
if your wattmeter don't have an antenna on it you just ain't got it!
LC
Well I was gonna order one until LooseCannon posted that mighty fine bad mammajamma right there. Gonna check Dollar General's website right now and see if they got that one in stock... sure they do.
Maybe because it just looks too gaudy? Just my opinion mind you but I wouldn't have that in my shack if it was given to me.
Antenna but no field strength setting. LOLeveryone knows that these are the hottest thing running in wattmeters:
if your wattmeter don't have an antenna on it you just ain't got it!
LC
It is getting derailed any way. I like this one the best.
http://www.microham.com/contents/en-us/d201_SMORF.html
http://www.microham.com/contents/en-us/d201_SMORF.html
In this context the term "vector" means that you can measure the load's resistance and reactance components separately.
Impedance is the vector sum of both. That would be the square root of reactance squared plus resistance squared.
But if you're building antennas, it's nice to know each quantity separately.
73
Impedance is the vector sum of both. That would be the square root of reactance squared plus resistance squared.
But if you're building antennas, it's nice to know each quantity separately.
73
F/S was done with you holding the unit - and you used that wire as the antenna - you set the meter to FWD and Use the SWR side of it and adjust the needle to deflect - using the knob...
In this case, it means "Direction" the waves are traveling...A Geometry/Trigonometry heavy math stuff