> It looks to me like it might be helpful to get a good quality RF
watt-meter
> in-line that can handle the full power output of the transmitter

Yes, that was used.

>and watch
> it when it trips to see what it's really doing as far as forward and
> reflected power.
>  You could also see if the reflected power is continually
> changing with wave action or other motion... if so, you may be able to
> visually correlate between a particular piece of the antenna system being
in
> motion at the same time as the readings are changing.  It's probably worth
> checking.

That's a good suggestion, we could try that on the next visit.  Hope it is
not too challenging to catch them t by naked-eyes.

Thanks,               Ling SM

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