[Boatanchors] Using a SG-230 tuner on AM

[rbethman]

John - You aren't an Amateur Operator, no one has any idea as to what 
you use for references, AND you always get in the middle and begin to 
start in on folks.

I would suggest you "try" and find one of the three references I have 
already given that I can go page for page.

Otherwise your contribution is meaningless.

The table is NOT dBm NOR dBM.  It is labeled as dB.

Bob - N0DGN

J. Forster wrote:
> You really mean dBm
>
> D is Deka as in ten
> d is deci as in 1/10
>
> a bB is 1/10 Bell
>
> M is Mega(watts)
> m is milli(watts)
>
> -John
>
> ==============
>
>
>   
>> Ah, Bob,
>>
>> I think that you are looking at a DBM table where the reference 0 DBM is 1
>> milliwatt. What the rest of us are talking about is the number of DB (not
>> DBM) above some given power level. When using DB we can use any reference
>> we
>> wish as the starting point. If expressing in DBM then you start at 1
>> milliwatt as your reference.
>>
>> 73
>> Gary  K4FMX
>>     
>
>
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