500 watt SWR neter capacity - good model.
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500 watt SWR neter capacity - good model.
Due to my Dads worsening ill health, I am setting up some 11M equpiment round there as I spend a lot of time there at the moment as well as home.
I will be using the VR900 and KLV350 linear, but I need an SWR meter capable of handeling the power out from the linear.
It will be connected to a 5/8 wave vertical silver rod with maximum power PEP of 500w.
Anybody advise on makes of SWR meters that will do the job here ?
I am not a fan of Zetagi (sorry to any zetagi fans of the forum) so wondering what cross needle SWR meter they would advise, just for the 11M and where to obtain in the UK?
I will be using the VR900 and KLV350 linear, but I need an SWR meter capable of handeling the power out from the linear.
It will be connected to a 5/8 wave vertical silver rod with maximum power PEP of 500w.
Anybody advise on makes of SWR meters that will do the job here ?
I am not a fan of Zetagi (sorry to any zetagi fans of the forum) so wondering what cross needle SWR meter they would advise, just for the 11M and where to obtain in the UK?
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Re: 500 watt SWR neter capacity - good model.
How about either a DAIWA or something similar, they seem to make them with up to 2kw handling.
Am sorry to hear about your father, my thoughts are with you
Simon
Am sorry to hear about your father, my thoughts are with you
Simon
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Re: 500 watt SWR neter capacity - good model.
Sorry I can't help you Eddie on this one as I don't have a SWR meter. I use the built in SWR meter on the radio...
I am also sorry to hear about your Father and hope he gets better soon mate. Good idea on setting up at another location for the radio.
Speak soon,
Dave
I am also sorry to hear about your Father and hope he gets better soon mate. Good idea on setting up at another location for the radio.
Speak soon,
Dave
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Re: 500 watt SWR neter capacity - good model.
simon007 wrote:How about either a DAIWA or something similar, they seem to make them with up to 2kw handling. Simon
Yep the Daiwa CN-101L handles upto 1.5 KW & is only around £60. Great value.
And as above, I'm sorry to hear about your father.
Re: 500 watt SWR neter capacity - good model.
Think its the Daiwa really as the most reliable. Have spent some time looking for you Eddie and this seems really pund for pund the best one at the moment
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Re: 500 watt SWR neter capacity - good model.
Hi Eddie...There is a second hand Kenwood meter for sale on Junkale....These have a very good rep, handle up to 2 kw, and he is asking £55 inc p&p....G0WAC is the seller.
Regards...Richie.
Regards...Richie.
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