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>> Con
On 07/25/2016 04:12 PM, thelastdb wrote:
> Hi Bob,
> Which tab is that under?
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Hi Bob,
Which tab is that under?
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Connect the KX3 utility it wil
Connect the KX3 utility it will show you the exact values the tuner has
chosen to match the antenna.
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I’m sorry, but I understood that Jay is looking to interrogate the ATU in the
KX3 for the settings that the tuner made to match the antenna,
And unfortunately this feature is only available on the K3(s) KAT3(A). i
thought it was also available the KX3 ATU.
maybe in a futeure FW release.
…bc
On Mon,7/25/2016 11:37 AM, Kevin - K4VD wrote:
I think SWR is not a good indication of which antenna is better. As Wes
mentioned, a 50 ohm dummy load has a near perfect match and is about the
worse possible antenna.
Absolutely right.
A dipole fed with 600 ohm ladder line provides a terrible
I think SWR is not a good indication of which antenna is better. As Wes
mentioned, a 50 ohm dummy load has a near perfect match and is about the
worse possible antenna.
A dipole fed with 600 ohm ladder line provides a terrible match before the
BALUN (and sometimes after) but generally is a fine
Your dummy load would always be the better match. So why select any other
load? Now if you want to communicate, you should probably select the antenna
that provides the best gain/lowest noise, etc and NOT worry so much about the match.
On 7/25/2016 10:06 AM, Jay Sissom wrote:
Is there any
Is there any way to determine the settings that the antenna tuner
determined were necessary for an antenna? I would like to be able to move
my antenna around and determine which one is a better match for the
frequency being used. It would be awesome to do this with just the radio
instead of
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