
Originally Posted by
WA9SVD
While marketed to the "CB" crowd, that doesn't mean they are useless. If they check out properly with a dummy load, (symmetrically, both forward and reverse) they can be used in the Amateur Service, at least to 30 MHz, and at 100 Watts or less.
I agree. It might be junk, but it might be useful.
I had a "Midland" brand SWR bridge marketed to the CB crowd in the 60s that was actually pretty good up to 144 MHz and handled several hundred watts just fine. But they're all different. It pays to compare to some known standard.
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