[1000mp] Different SWR at SSB and CW
Sergey
a1sy at yahoo.com
Sun Jun 6 23:38:24 EDT 2004
Thanks Mike
Here is another test i run today:
Freq Mode Internal SWR Extenal SWR Internal P meter External P meter(PEP)
7100 CW 1 1.1 200 200
7100 SSB 1.7 1 200 100
14160 CW 1.2 1.2 200 200
14160 SSB 1.6 1.1 200 120
21207 CW 1.3 1.2 200 160
21207 SSB 1.7 1 200 85
It looks like a Power has a different reading as well.Not sure TRCVR read PEP or AVG.In AVG it
would read actually less.
I made this test on 50 Ohm load and confused with results.
Not sure it's normal.I talked to my friend that has a 1000MP Field and he has a difference in
about 0.1 between SWR and CW.
Even that's OK,it's a little bit bother me when I use SSB.Not sure I saw it before.
Thanks,Sergey
KO5D
--- Mike Schatzberg <cherokeehillfarm at earthlink.net> wrote:
> Hello Sergey:
>
> I do not pay any attention to the SSB SWR really. When I find the frequency
> I wish to adjust the tuner on, I do it in CW mode. I like to send a series
> of DITS at about 30 wpm, and then push and hold the tuner button, to force
> the tuner to retune, and to memorize the setting. This can be done at
> relatively lower power, say about 30 watts.
>
> I find that even with s 1:1 SWR in CW mode, the SWR meter while in SSB still
> reads upscale somewhat, for whatever reason. The SWR reading in CW agrees
> with my Autek Research WM-1, and therefore appears to be accurate.
>
> I just ignore the SSB reading. Of course, if your Mark V decreases your
> power output, after getting a perfect match in CW, while transmitting on
> SSB, you would have another issue. But I never have seen this situation
> occur, the radio always transmits with full power capability after adjusting
> the tuner in this manner.
>
> Good luck and happy DXing,
>
> Mike
> WB2AJI
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: <Sergey_Abrikosov at amat.com>
> To: <1000mp at mailman.qth.net>
> Sent: Sunday, June 06, 2004 5:38 PM
> Subject: [1000mp] Different SWR at SSB and CW
>
>
> > Last week I found a higher than usual SWR on 14MHZ during some pile-up.
> > The SWR was around 1.6 with some peaks to 1.8.
> > I use a dipole and thought that something happened to my antena,but after
> > several experiments I found that I have 1.2 SWR on the same frequency in
> CW
> > mode.
> > So,I tried 7,14,28 MHZ and had the same issue: 1.1.-1.2 on CW and 1.6-1.7
> > on SSB on the same frequency.
> > I tried to retune again my tuner but no change in SWR so far.
> > I did reset all memories and it didn't help either.
> > Did anybody had the same issue?
> > Thanks,Sergey
> > KO5D
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