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  1. 30-05-2017, 11:53 PM #31
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    Good topic, I left my radio on my boat when wife went into labour, got rained on and now doesn't go so looking for a new one. @gadgetman I'd be quite interested in your meter once all set up
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    Quote Originally Posted by distant stalker View Post
    Good topic, I left my radio on my boat when wife went into labour, got rained on and now doesn't go so looking for a new one. @gadgetman I'd be quite interested in your meter once all set up
    I'll fish it out of the workshop.
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    SWR is standing wave ratio. basically how much is flying out of the Arial compared to whats being pushed in. ideally it should be 1 watt in 1 watt out etc.
    marine radios are vertically polarized and laying it horizontal will lose you 12dB of signal and even moor if its folded down alongside a metal plane as this will act as shielding.
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