[BC] Te st your wits on this

[Milton Holladay]

Well, the real question remaining was   why did it change ?,  since 
there was no detectable fault in the original cable, which worked fine 
when in series with the wattmeter and jumper. And xmtr readings normal 
with both or the jumper alone...........      ....
M

On 2/26/2012 16:33: , Thomas G. Osenkowsky wrote:
> Moral to the above: The longer jumper you used is transforming the impedance
> the driver "sees" to a more acceptable value. A mismatched line lossy will
> not have the same input and load impedance.
>
> Tom Osenkowsky, CPBE
>
>> AFAIK, my jumper is still in the FM-35...........
>
>

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