Check back in Jan 2004 QEX. There was a construction article on a nifty little calibrator that you can build cheaply that would work perfectly. It was written by K3NHI. It used a CMOS clock, battery and a few other parts, and only requires a DVM to calibrate.

Larry N8LP


Howard W. Ashcraft wrote:

I recently built the rf  power meter discussed in the last QEX and QST
issues.  It was a fun project and works very well.  However, it needs to
be calibrated and this requires either an accurate (i.e. calibrated)
reference meter or a calibrated rf signal generator capable of -70 dbm
to +7 dbm (or somewhere close to those numbers).  Unfortunately, no one
in my local club has such equipment and several calls to possible
sources have not been fruitful.  I am located in Alameda, CA.  Does
anyone have a calibrated signal generator or know where I could get
access to one?

Thanks


Howard Ashcraft, W1WF
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