[CW] Which SWR/PWR meter for 1 Watt QRP?

[DANNY DOUGLAS]

Actually, just yesterday I noticed several power/swr meters which cover as 
low as 2 watts full scale.  Im trying to find the page again, but think it 
was either a Yaesu or Icom page, and these were built for those units. 
Either in this weeks QST or the March issue, both of which I have been 
looking at here.

Danny Douglas
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----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Glenn" <kd5hcl at yahoo.com>
To: <CW at mailman.qth.net>
Sent: Friday, August 20, 2010 12:40 AM
Subject: [CW] Which SWR/PWR meter for 1 Watt QRP?


> Are there any swr/pwr meters optimized for use at the 1 watt level? I have 
> a meter which has a low setting of 10 watts, however its really useless at 
> a watt. Even among the cb (which is max 5w , right?) I dont see anything 
> less than 10w full scale(which makes 1w look like a very small deflection 
> due to the logarithmic scale)
>
> If there are no 1 or 2.5 watt full scale meters commercially made, has 
> anyone seen a QST/Handbook project for building one?
>
> 73,
>  Glenn
>
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