The Harris RF-127 would be ideal, or the 180U-2 being it would fit without having to restack. But knowing the price of the MRF-150 devices its dam hard to just sit there and yak away watching the VSWR light flash on the performance monitor flashing away.

Ray F/KA3EKH

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> I don’t think they are as sensitive to the VSWR issue as the solid state 1110 is but there you go.

These harris amps are very well protected against VSWR. I don’t have the spec in front of me but I think they can operate into a 4:1 SWR antenna without so much as a hiccup (of course, not much signal is getting out at that SWR). In addition they all have very elegant foldback capabilities to reduce output power. I think you are very safe.

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When I bought my RF-1110 and RF-1310 there was a RF-127 but it got away before I got there! The person who got it bought a RF-110 amplifier and I don’t think they are as sensitive to the VSWR issue as the solid state 1110 is but there you go.

Yes that’s the best solution, somehow think the RF-1110 was intended to be used without it, what’s it going to take to pry that one from you???

Ray F/KA3EKH