Bill Carpenter wrote:
My K2/100 is indicating high current draw on a portion of 40 meters
but only on the antenna. On the dummy load there is no problem. It's
not high SWR as both antennas it happens with (double bazooka and
ground mounted Butternut vert) indicate low SWR on my MFJ analyzer,
SWR meter and the K2.
Hi Bill, it could be that rf is getting into your mike or mike line
and your transmitting noise that causes high input current. If you have
another receiver listen to it.
73 Karl
This occurs at full power of around 100 watts. Any ideas on what may
be causing this? I'm using my Drake PS7 power supply which has more
than enough amperage and minimal voltage drop.
Thanks and 73,
Bill NZ0T
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