[1000mp] Output Power Mark V
Greg Clark
k9ig at contesting.com
Mon Oct 10 19:14:31 EDT 2005
Per the manual, the radio is rated at 50 watts AM carrier.
Greg
K9IG
Dave Meitzen wrote:
>To measure SSB PO you need a peak reading PO meter. I do not think the unit
>is rated for full PO 200 watts on AM. Even 100 watts AM sounds high.
>FYI Dave AA9TT
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>[mailto:1000mp-bounces at mailman.qth.net]On Behalf Of Bob Martin
>Sent: Monday, October 10, 2005 5:50 PM
>To: 1000mp at mailman.qth.net
>Subject: [1000mp] Output Power Mark V
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>Just purchased a new 1000MP Mark V and I am concerned about what I am seeing
>on the output power. Obviously the main reason I selected the Mark V over
>the field was output power. I know that output power can be affected by
>several things, but when using a dummy load most, if not all of those
>things, should be eliminated. Here is my situation with the RF power
>control all the way to the right the watt meter bar on the radio shows the
>200 watt output, but the power meter that is built in with the dummy load
>only shows a carrier output on AM of 100 watts. On SSB with the mic gain
>fully opened the power on the built in meter doesnt even break 50 watts
>with modulation. This is true throughout the bands, but of course with a 1:1
>SWR with a dummy load it should be the same throughout the bands. Can
>someone give me some advices on my concern. I only have a few days left
>under HROs defect exchange policy and I dont want to get stick with a
>power lemon. My new Mark 5, power wise isnt any better than my old
>FT-101ZD.
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