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SWR BRIDGE hows it work????
i have an SMC relative power/swr bridge, with no instructions and i cant understand how to set it, or how it works. anyone else used one??
two meters on it, power and swr.
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5/Sep/2009, 11:23 am
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Re: SWR BRIDGE hows it work????
Is this one of those that requires you to set it & then check SWR ?
If so place the switch onto set or forward or what ever the thing says, rotate knob until needle is on set on the dial & then flick the switch to reflected power, or what ever the thing says.
Give me a cross needle meter anyday.
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Re: SWR BRIDGE hows it work????
there is no switch!! just a rotatable knob.
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5/Sep/2009, 6:08 pm
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Re: SWR BRIDGE hows it work????
Is it a SMC T3-170L? I can find a few for sale, but no infomation about them.
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5/Sep/2009, 7:14 pm
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Re: SWR BRIDGE hows it work????
yes thats it, but how do i work it?
it does HF and 2 metres, but no idea how it works!!
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12/Sep/2009, 10:18 pm
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Re: SWR BRIDGE hows it work????
It should have a calibration impedance you set it to to give FSD then unplug and use it without adjusting anything. If you havent got one you can use a 1/4 of coax but its freq relative so will only calibrate at one freq. have you tried a 50 ohm dummy load?
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Re: SWR BRIDGE hows it work????
hi john, im not sure were talking about the same thing? there is a power meter on the left and an swr meter on the the right, in the middle is a control knob (variabe), thats it, no forward/reflected power or owt...
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