When measuring power between 25-30 MHz, both the Low and High bands are capable of providing accurate readings within this frequency range. However, the selection should depend on the power level of the signal you're measuring. The Low band is designed for higher power measurements, with a range of 10-10,000 W, while the High band is intended for lower power levels, covering 1-1,000 W. For optimal accuracy, choose the band that best matches the power level of your application within this frequency range.
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- What is the Insertion VSWR for the 4480 Wattmeter
- What frequency band to select (Low or High) in wattmeter for an accurate measurement between 25-30 Mhz ?
- What does the display of the 4480 wattmeter read when the forward power is less than what the selected range is specified to cover?
- Where can I get the MSDS for the batteries used in the 4480 digital wattmeter?
- What are the different types of accessories available for the 4480A digital wattmeter?
- How does the 4480A wattmeter compare to the 4410A?
- Can the 4480A operate and charge at the same time, or function without batteries?
- Will the batteries self-discharge over time, and can they be fully recharged after depletion?
- Will there be any damage if I keep the 4480A constantly plugged in and charging?
- Am I able to modify the layout of the display to tailor it to my setup needs? For instance, can I make the VSWR the big number on top and have the forward and reflected power shown in the two smaller areas at the bottom?
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