[1000mp] YS 60 Swr and power meter

[N5NF Watt]

Hi Rick.  Thanks for that info.  I was wondering because if I overload that 
it will burn out the fuse.  So I think hat I may do the same as you and 
start using a different meter that I have here for which I don't have a 
manual either and power it from a wall wart for safety sake.  Hate to go 
back into the rig.  It is heavy and I am still trying to recover from 
putting all the filter in.  My back can't take it any longer.  Getting old 
an decrepit hi hi. 73 Watt.
----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Rick Moskovits" <rick.moskovits at ns.sympatico.ca>
To: "All about Yaesu 1000mp" <1000mp at mailman.qth.net>
Sent: Monday, September 19, 2005 9:32 PM
Subject: Re: [1000mp] YS 60 Swr and power meter


> Hi Watt, I owned a ys 60 in the past which I recall had no problem being 
> powered from the back of the transceiver[a ft 757gx2]- but you will need 
> all of the 200ma- you won't be able to run anyrthing else
> from that outlet- watch the diodes in the ys-60, they have a tendancy to 
> burn out- I got rid of my unit for that reason.
> 73-Rick VE1RNM
>
> N5NF Watt wrote:
>
>> Have an ft 1000 mark V and would like to know if I can power this watt 
>> meter from the 13.5 v 200 mAmp outlet on the rear of the transceiver.  I 
>> do not ;have the manual for this meter.  Thanks Watt n5nf
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