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It's impossible to answer that question. The SWR at the antenna's feed point could be almost anything. And with that length of a feed line the SWR seen at the transmitter -could- result from no antenna connected at the other end of that feed line.
- 'Doc

[QUOTE="W5LZ, post: 433995, member: 129"] It's impossible to answer that question. The SWR at the antenna's feed point could be almost anything. And with that length of a feed line the SWR seen at the transmitter -could- result from no antenna connected at the other end of that feed line. - 'Doc [/QUOTE]

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