Feature Tech AW06A Antenna Analyzer 

HF&6M Antenna Analyzer

Frequency Range: 2.6MHz~65MHz
RF Output Level: 2Vp-p
SWR Range: 1~10(Freq<30MHz), 1~6(Freq >=30MHz)
Impedance Range: 10-200ohm

Displays Frequency, Impedance and SWR
Battery: 8 * AA Alkaline Battery (supplied with AC Adapter and power cable - batteries not included)
Power Consumption: <= 160mA

Includes AC Adapter

A terrific analyzer at an incredible Cheapham Price !

Your discounted price $139.95

Custom Made Pouch for the Feature Tech AW06A Antenna Analyzer 

We had a leading US manufacturer custom make pouches for the AW06A analyzer.

The exterior is made of polyester and black vinyl with a nylon interior lining.

Sandwiched between is a thin layer of padded foam for protection.

Your discounted price $14.00

Feature Tech AW06A Antenna Analyzer & Case Combo

Your discounted price $150.00

Daiwa CN-101

HF/VHF Bench Meter

Frequency: 1.8-150MHz
Power Range Forward: 15/150/1.5kW
Power Rating:1.5kW (1.8-60MHz)
                        1kW (144MHz)
Tolerance: +/- 10% (at full scale)
SWR Detection Sensitivity: 4 W min
Input/Output Impedence: 50 OHM
Input/Output Connectors: SO-239
Dimensions & Weight: 5” x 3” x 4” / 1lb. 8ozs
Lighted

Your discounted price $84.95

Daiwa CN-103M

VHF/UHF Bench Meter

Frequency: 140-525MHz
Power Range Forward: 20/200kW
Power Rating:200W
Tolerance: +/- 10% (at full scale)
SWR Detection Sensitivity: 4 W min
Input/Output Impedence: 50 OHM
Input/Output Connectors:
SO-239 (CN-103M)
N-Type (CN-103N)
Dimensions & Weight: 5” x 3” x 4” / 1lb. 8ozs.
Lighted

Your discounted price $84.95

Daiwa CN-801HP

Professional Series Bench Meter

LDG TW-2 Talking Wattmeter

Talking Wattmeter for 50 MHz, 144MHz, 220 MHz and 440 MHz

The TW-2 Talking Wattmeter is the companion unit to LDG's popular TW-1. It provides an aural spoken indication of power and SWR using a synthesized voice in the VHF and UHF ham bands. It is ideal for the vision-impaired, for those of us in the “bi-focal set”, or just for those times when you need to be looking somewhere else. It's also perfect for mobile operation; you can check your power and SWR and still keep you eyes on the road.
Simply set the band you want to use, and at the press of a button, the TW-2 speaks the forward power or SWR.

The TW-2 also offers a continuous tone mode for tuning. Simply press and hold the Forward or SWR button, and a tone indicates power or SWR reading. As you adjust your transmitter or antenna tuner, a higher tone indicates higher power or SWR. This is just the thing for peaking your satellite uplink amplifier while keeping a close watch on the collector current. It’s also great for making those adjustments to your mobile antenna.
You can select either long or short voice reports. Long reports include descriptors like “thousand” or “hundred” and end with “watts”. Short reports speak only the numerical value of the measurement you’ve selected for a quick reading.
The TW-2 will handle up to 250 watts with a resolution of 0.1 watt. The TW-2 is accurate to +/- 5% of the reading across the entire power range; this may very well be the most accurate wattmeter you own.
The TW-2 is microprocessor controlled, and can easily be upgrade in the field with a simple chip exchange. It requires 7 – 15 volts DC at 200 mA maximum, but consumes almost no current when not speaking

Your discounted price $134.00

LDG FT-Meter   

New Model with Bright-Blue Face 
The new FT-Meter presents a lush, highly readable bright-blue 2.5" meter face with calibrated scales for signal strength and discriminator reading on receive, and power output, SWR, modulation, ALC action and supply voltage on transmit. Two-Year Warranty.

Yaesu's popular FT-857(D) and FT-897(D) transceivers are wonders of compact efficiency. These do-anything, go-anywhere transceivers were science fiction just a few years ago, but ham's today are using them in shacks, mobiles and on dxpeditions from the back yard to the top of the world.

About the only problem with these radios is that us hams who are old enough to remember when stuff like this really was science fiction are also old enough to wish that the display was just little bit bigger. As we grow in wisdom and experience, we also grow to depend on bifocals; those tiny little screens are just plain hard to read! Add to that a strong desire to see a real live meter needle bouncing on voice peaks, and you find yourself wishing Yaesu had thought all this through when they designed the radio.

Well, in fact they did. A little known feature of these radios, noticed only by compulsive manual readers, is a meter jack on the bottom of the front panel. You have to figure that Yaesu knew they needed a bigger display all along, but just left it as an exercise for the user. Well, help is here! The LDG FT-Meter is a low-cost, plug-and-play solution to all your FT metering needs.

The FT-Meter presents a lush, highly readable 2.5" meter face with calibrated scales for signal strength and discriminator reading on receive, and power output, SWR, modulation, ALC action and supply voltage on transmit. Each function is selectable from the radio's menu. Easily visible from anywhere on your desk or dash, the FT-Meter is illuminated by any external 12 vdc source. The FT-Meter comes fully assembled and ready to go; just plug it into the radio and you're in the picture like never before.

Your discounted price $45.75

LDG  DM-7800

Icom’s magnificent IC-7800 transceiver is a quantum leap is amateur radio technology. Sure, it cost more than your first car but it offers features and performance unheard of in lesser rigs. Icom did a pretty good job on the make-believe LCD meters, but let’s face it… sometimes nothing but a real, live meter will do.

Your discounted price $155.00

JetStream 

Wattmeter JTWVUHF

• Frequency range: 2 ports, 1.8-160 and 140-525 MHz

• Input impedance: 50 ohms

• Power scales: 5, 20, 200 and 400 watts

• Minimum input power: .5 watt

• Connector: Four SO239

• Input power: 12VDC for back light

JetStream

Wattmeter JTWVU

• Frequency range: 140-525 MHz

• Input impedance: 50 ohms

• Power scales: 5, 20, 200 and 400 Watts

• Minimum input power: .5 watt

• Connector: SO239

• Input power: 12VDC for back light

JetStream

Wattmeter JTWHF  

• Frequency range: 1.8-200 MHz

• Input impedance: 50 ohms

• Power scales: 30 and 300 watts

• Power accuracy: 10% at full scale

• Minimum input power: 2 watt

• Connector: SO239

• Input power: 12VDC (For Backlight)
  

JetStream

• Wattmeter JTW270 
  

  • Frequency range: 140-525 MHz

  • Input impedance: 50 ohms

  • Power scales: 15 and 150 watts

  • Power accuracy: 10% at full scale

  • Minimum input power: 1 watt

  • Connector: SO239

  • Input power: 12VDC
    
    For the 220 MHz band, power readings must be converted. Multiply the meter reading by 0.7 to get the true value. For example, if the reading is 50W the actual power value is 35W. A meter reading of 10W would be an actual value of 7W etc.