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Joined: Sat, Apr 4th 1998, 00:00 Roles: N/A Moderates: N/A

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MFJ issues KK7CLY on 17/8/23
Like everyone they may be experiencing staffing shortages. I'm still waiting ( 2 years ) on an accessory I ordered from another major manufacturer. They have had issues with quality control but have made it right (but it can take some time). Hopefully they will get your problem sorted out.
Bill
Nylon monofilament line + end-fed WA4LYL on 8/5/23
That should work fine.
Should I tune for Resistance or Impedence? KT8DX on 28/3/23
In essence they are both telling you the same information about your antenna. You want a low SWR to make the radio happy. You want the antenna at resonance to make the antenna happy. Those don't necessarily occur at the same point. Your antenna may be resonant but not at the impedance of your radio/coax (50 ohms).
Bill

Sigma XR-3000d steven.a.gauvry@gmail.com on 28/2/23
I believe one switch selects what the meter is "metering". In the tune position it is measuring the "relative" RF output. The sensitivity adjusts the amount of "relative" RF output it is measuring. This is used to keep the meter from "pegging" to the full scale stop.

This is used to tune the other controls for maximum RF output.

Bill
DRM color codes golferrjl@gmail.com on 2/9/22
Color codes are used to identify a repeater. Each repeater is assigned 1 of 16 sixteen (codes). The default code is 1. Contact the repeater trustee for the specific code.
Bill

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