I would suggest investing in a good SWR meter because not only is it
good to know how much power your transceiver is putting out, but its
also good to know when it isn't putting out what it should. This would
be helpful if you ever plan to keep the meter inline at all times, but
the meter can also be used whenever you change antennas, build antennas,
or buy a new transceiver. I bought a Diamond SWR meter many years ago
and it worked pretty well. Recently though I have noticed that it shows
lower wattage on every transceiver i test it on.
73
John Denison
KD5YOU
On 1/29/2023 7:30 PM, K5BOU via BVARC wrote:
Hi,
I want to check the transmitting power on my ICOM 7300 accurately. Anyone has
equipment I can use? I can stop by your QTH. Thanks in advance.
Philippe-K5BOU
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