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Woohoo, that’s great! I’m really stoked to see the scope get revived from its dusty box in the garage to give useful service once again. You essentially have half of a Stockton directional coupler. If you build the second half, you will be able to measure reflected power on your feedline, which you can then use to calculate VSWR. FB work on the ammeter and the video, keep it up!
January 28th, 2009 at 3:53 am
Woohoo, that’s great! I’m really stoked to see the scope get revived from its dusty box in the garage to give useful service once again. You essentially have half of a Stockton directional coupler. If you build the second half, you will be able to measure reflected power on your feedline, which you can then use to calculate VSWR. FB work on the ammeter and the video, keep it up!
January 29th, 2009 at 6:52 am
As usual, i have no idea what you guys are talking about. lol
How much snow did you get? love you-M