Ahhhhhh.... after putting it under my big magntfier I see my error.
Thanks Bruce.
Rick
BSugarberg wrote:
Hello Rick,
The Ohmite model number is D-251, not D-25L.
The nameplate states: 52 Ohms, 250 Watts.
The use of the "OHMITE Dummy Antenna Resistor" goes back
to the 1930s, or earlier, when the original product
looked like a large light bulb.
73, Bruce WA8TNC
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Rick Brashear wrote:
Is anyone familiar with an Ohmite D-25L dummy load? I just got one
and it looks to me like the resistors are wire wound, however, the
label clearly states "OHMITE Dummy Antenna Resistor". The "L" in the
model number makes me even more suspicious. It has 6 parallel
resistors am assuming are 300 ohms each. It has screw connectors
for the antenna. I Googled it and came up empty.
Thanks,
Rick
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