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Alexis
if you can put the analyser right at the antenna thats what i would do, if not as short a coax jumper as possible,
if been stood near it seems to mess with readings you can always stand back & look through binoculars to see if the reading moves,

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look at page 35 of the mfj user manual, it tells you how to tune odd 1/4wave coax & 1/2wave multiples,

and suggests a second method by using the distance to fault function

[QUOTE="bob85, post: 744412, member: 18"] Alexis if you can put the analyser right at the antenna thats what i would do, if not as short a coax jumper as possible, if been stood near it seems to mess with readings you can always stand back & look through binoculars to see if the reading moves, edit look at page 35 of the mfj user manual, it tells you how to tune odd 1/4wave coax & 1/2wave multiples, and suggests a second method by using the distance to fault function [/QUOTE]

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