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Subject: Re: [LML] Comm Antenna Testing
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All,
 Another question for the antenna guys:
 If I were to have a frequency generator and sweep the
 frequency of interest to test the power transfer and
 I did it a a low enough power so as to not to interfere with
 any local users of a frequency, would the low power results
 be identical to higher power results?
 Dave