Hi Paul,
It's just a matter of adjusting the SensorCal menu setting until the
power reads the same as the device used for the calibration. Of course,
that assumes the calibration device is more accurate than the P3. :=)
The nominal calibration value is 500. The intent was to make it
corre
Alan - is there any documentation available on the procedure for calibrating
the Tx Monitor?
73Paul
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Yes, it can be calibrated in a manner similar to the W2. The menu entry
is TXMonMenu/SensorCal. There is a separate calibration stored for each
sensor type (200W/2000W, HF/VHF).
Alan N1AL
On 03/06/2017 08:26 AM, paul ecker via Elecraft wrote:
A related question on this subject concerning t
A related question on this subject concerning the Tx Monitor. In terms of Power
& SWR readings, can the Transmit Monitor be calibrated ? Or have other users
found no need to adjust readings right out of the box? Reviewing the P3 manual
on pages 34-35 there isn't much said about this subject.
73P
This is one of my pet peeves with the W2 -- it does not have an option for
delivered power. Yes, I know how to subtract, but it's beyond trivial to do
this in the software, and it would be convenient.
Vic 4X6GP
> On 6 Mar 2017, at 05:32, Alan Bloom wrote:
>
> The P3 shows total forward power.
The P3 shows total forward power. The power delivered to the feedline
is forward minus reflected.
With a 13:1 SWR, 73.5% of the power is reflected and 26.5% is
transmitted. If the transmitted power is 92 watts then the total
forward power should be 347 watts.
Alan N1AL
On 03/05/2017 06:5
I placed the DCHF-200 after my antenna tuner. In other words, the DCHF-200 is
between my tuner and antenna. When relying on my tuner to match the antenna to
the radio My power meter (on the P3) is showing an SWR of a little over 13:1
(which is about right) . My meter on my tuner is showing ab
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