Interesting post, Gregg. May I ask a couple other questions?
From: "Gregg Lengling" <glengling@
> You can fudge by using a signal generator and a receiver, also
never never
> never tune the duplexers under transmitter power.
I'll assume because of so much power "floating around", it would be
hard to be sure what is getting into the measuring receiver?
>
> The first thing you need as previously stated is a 3dB pad on the
input to
> your receiver you are going to use as signal strength indicator.
You will
I understand the reasoning for the pad, but if in actual use (on the
RX cavities) that receiver is NOT really close to 50 Ohm, isn't it
better to tune everything up with the actual load (RX front end)?
Thanks n 73
Christian D, wo1v
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