I haven't seen a lot of flames here regarding imprecise measurements.
If you have the Harbor Freight digital voltmeter (often free with any purchase), you are about as well armed
as most folks here in the forum.? If you have trouble troubleshooting, somebody may urge you to build a diode RF probe,
that's about it.
Some do have good lab gear and and decades of experience, can measure filter passbands or
intermodulation distortion or harmonic content, and they then report back telling us what they saw.?
But that sort of thing is definitely not required.
If anybody suggests you should spend more on test gear than you did on the radio,
that's your opportunity to go ahead and flame them good.
Jerry, KE7ER
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On Thu, May 17, 2018 at 10:07 am, kq2q2000 wrote:
I¡¯ve been Flamed in the past for not being Precise and well Documented. Opinionated Flamers are ready and armed?24/7.?
It is easier to remain Silent, Learn and Elmer the appreciative Experimenters Locally.?
