[Central-Electronics] 100V and SWR?
Eugene Hertz
ehertz at tcaf.org
Mon Nov 6 11:50:21 EST 2006
Hello all,
I have read that the 100V has a measure of protection in the case of high SWR. Well, I put my first antenna up this past weekend and I had 3:1 on 80m and infinity on 160m. Yet, the mismatch indicator never indicated. So to test if this circuit was working, I disconnected the antenna altogether and sllooowwwllly increased power from 0 to max (momentarily) so that I could see this indicator work (and presumably to hear a relay actuate). Yet I heard and saw nothing. Built-in o'scope showed a nice long vertical line as I increased power but no mismatch.
Q's
1. Does anyone have experience as to how much SWR it should take to trigger this thing?
2. Does anyone have a procedure I can use to make sure this protective feature is operational?
Third unrelated question: The manual indicates that the hairline can be adjusted so that the VFO display is right on target, I am guessing similarly to how a collins R-388 or J4 works. Where is this adjustment?
thanks
Eugene
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