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Pretty clever. I capture the data in my analyzer scans, but I don't do anything with it. You're factoring the values to control their relative placement on the graph is a great idea and probably the way is should be done.

I've tried plotting my R, X, SWR, but without my factoring the data like you did...the graph gets pretty big and unruly. Very nice work, and again a picture is worth a 1000 words...and certainly can tend to help understanding the wavering nature of these factors.

What device do you use to make your plots, that is slick also?

[QUOTE="Marconi, post: 271011, member: 903"] Pretty clever. I capture the data in my analyzer scans, but I don't do anything with it. You're factoring the values to control their relative placement on the graph is a great idea and probably the way is should be done. I've tried plotting my R, X, SWR, but without my factoring the data like you did...the graph gets pretty big and unruly. Very nice work, and again a picture is worth a 1000 words...and certainly can tend to help understanding the wavering nature of these factors. What device do you use to make your plots, that is slick also? [/QUOTE]

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