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Re: uBitx Antenna #ubitx-help


 

Output of the uBITX is 50 ohms.? Your CB SWR meter should work for the upper end of?
HF range (20M through 10M) and maybe acceptably good for 80M through 10M.? Many?
of those old CB SWR meters were just copies of ham radio SWR meters of the era.??

If the CB SWR meter is not performing well, it does provide a case, meter, and knob to?
use in building a more modern bridge type SWR and power meter.

Arv
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On Sun, Sep 9, 2018 at 1:12 AM, <gonewiththeego@...> wrote:
Thank you very much for your nice "Welcome aboard", indeed I appreciate all of the answers above and I'm pretty sure that this topic will have some "echo" throughout community. These are maybe the most common questions asked by those with just the license of operation in hand and a few basic knowledge of electronics. I can't wait to see the uBitx on my desk. Meanwhile, I can't find some genuine information about the output impedance of the uBitx itself. Is it 50 ohms ? Gordon Gibby previously sugested that a CB SWR-Meter will do the job on HF also. I found one but it's rated to 11m band only, or at least that's what on the label. Can someone tell me what can go wrong it I start using it ? And by experiment, does anyone know how much SWR can uBitx handle without permanent damage?


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