Last week I ordered, assembled, and installed in my station the W2
wattmeter. Now that I have it, I want to make sure I'm reading the power
output levels correctly, especially as I use it to help tune my AL-811H. I
assume that I divide the output power referenced (i.e. 2K) and divide it by
20.
I don't see why you think you have to do math to read out your power.
If you set it to the 2K position you read out your power directly.
Full scale (20) would be 2000 watts, etc. With your 811 amp you will get
around 600-700 watts so you will expect the W2 to read up to about 6-7
Rick K2XT
Ian,
The numbers above the LEDs will give you the power level - all that is
required is to decide whether to add one or two zeros to the number
indicated - no high level math involved. If you know what scale you are
on, the lighted segments will indicate your power.
73,
Don w3FPR
On
Thanks, all, for the replies. Now I'm more comfortable that I'm reading
things correctly.
73,
--Ian
Ian Kahn, KM4IK
Roswell, GA
km4ik@gmail.com
K3 #281, P3 #688
On 1/31/2012 6:04 PM, Don Wilhelm wrote:
Ian,
The numbers above the LEDs will give you the power level - all that is
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