Message	Date	From	Subject
8499	2013-04-10 09:08:12	Jerry Haigwood	My Power Meter
Hi Folks, I just uploaded a few pictures of my version of the W7PUA/W7ZOI power meter in the folder W5JH. It is the basic circuit without any enhancements. My version is quite small approximately 5 inch x 3 inch x 2 inch built in a Bud CU-3006 box. I found the analog meter at Allelectronics.com. It is a 0-1mADC movement calibrated 0-3 and 0-15. It also is small - about 2.5 inches square. The circuit was built on a 3 inch x 2 inch piece of copper clad using a combination of ugly/dead bug/manhattan construction techniques. I expect to get a lot of use out it. Jerry W5JH "building something without experimenting is just solder practice" [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
8500	2013-04-10 14:02:58	Kerry	Re: My Power Meter
Great work! You now have the two essentials for a measurement system; a source of accurate RF and a means of measuring RF accurately. Have fun! Kerry VK2TIL.

Hi Folks,

I just uploaded a few pictures of my version of the W7PUA/W7ZOI power
meter in the folder W5JH. It is the basic circuit without any enhancements.
My version is quite small approximately 5 inch x 3 inch x 2 inch built in a
Bud CU-3006 box. I found the analog meter at Allelectronics.com. It is a
0-1mADC movement calibrated 0-3 and 0-15. It also is small - about 2.5
inches square. The circuit was built on a 3 inch x 2 inch piece of copper
clad using a combination of ugly/dead bug/manhattan construction techniques.
I expect to get a lot of use out it.

Jerry W5JH

"building something without experimenting is just solder practice"

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