[SFDXA] WSPRlite Classic Antenna Performance Analysis System

[Bill]

With a Pi Network no load was too much...or too little. Everything was 
tunable. We didn't hear about SWR for years. If it dipped and peaked go 
for it.
Bill W2CQ



On 10/26/2017 8:37 AM, Kai wrote:
> Hi Bill,
> 60 W is about a 240 ohm load - perfect for testing transmitters of 
> "the day".  I remember it well!
> Now, we demo antennas by lighting up small Christmas tree bulbs as 
> dipole antenna "loads". Brighten up your evening with the hands-on 
> antennas session at the next DCARC meeting,
> < http://www.dcarc.club/  >  Nov. 7th, Blue Moon Cafe, 10076 Griffin 
> Rd, Cooper City,
> starring SFDXA members W4RQ and KE4PT.
>
> Cheers,
> Kai, KE4PT
>
> On 10/25/2017 08:56, Bill wrote:
>> https://www.sotabeams.co.uk/wsprlite
>>
>> Antenna Analysis on your smart phone...
>>
>> When I started in Amateur Radio, if you could light a 60 watt light 
>> bulb you were good to go. - Bill W2CQ
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