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Bruce in alaska wrote:
If your paying someone to look at you stuff, and he brings anything aboard to check the VHF Antennas other than a Bird Wattmeter with the appropriate Slugs, kick them off your boat as if they had Homeric Fever, because they are Dufus's and will only cost you money. /snip/ If you Google "VHF", sure enough you find entries about Viral Hemorrhagic Fevers (VHFs) like Ebola, Dengue and Marburg. :-) Bird Wattmeters are a trusted article no doubt. If you come up against a strangely absorptive coax, it might just stay absorptive on the Bird, even with the load disconnected. That should provide a clue. Brian W |
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