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Does anyone know where I can get a DCU-3 controller repaired? Steve KA2KON

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Antenna Tuners For Sale: . Nye Viking MB V-A High Power Antenna Tuner For Sale: The rugged Nye Viking MB-V-A 3 KW HF antenna tuner features a silver plated variable inductor with a vernier dial, 7,000 volt variable capacitor and 15,000 volt switch selected capacitors. The frequency range is 1.8 to 30 MHz continuously. Dual metering provides for hands free SWR monitoring. The backlit dual meters show SWR and power continuously. You get push button antenna switching from the front panel. Outputs are provided for two coaxial cables, one single wire and one balanced line. The extra heavy gauge aluminum cabinet provides effective shielding. This tuner is a real brute; they rate it at 3000 watts, and I believe it. Cosmetically, this one looks close to new. Both the SWR meter and power meter work, including the lamps. It uses a 9 volt battery. It will tune most any thing. Everything is 100%! Buy this great unit with paper work for $400. . Dentron "Super Tuner Plus" For Sale: The Dentron Super Tuner Plus is a heavy duty antenna tuner covering the HF bands from 160 thru 10 meters. It is extremely rugged. The manual says it will handle 1000 Watts CW and 1200 Watts PEP SSB. The "Plus" indicates that it has a built in output meter on it. The built in balun is very large. Much larger than the baluns in the MFJ tuners. This one works fine; it is built like a tank! Cosmetically, it looks great. Buy it with paper work for $145. . Vectronics VC-300 DLP Antenna Tuner For Sale: The VC-300 DLP lets you tune any antenna from 1.8 to 30 MHz, including MARS and WARC bands. It has a 4:1 balun for balanced line antennas, and handles up to 300 Watts SSB PEP, 200 Watts continuous (150 Watts on 1.8 MHz). The VC-300DLP backlit Cross-Needle Meter display shows SWR, forward and reflected power simultaneously. It reads both peak and average power on 30/300 Watt scales. Meter lamp has front panel switch and requires 13 V DC. The VC-300DLP antenna switch lets you select two coax fed antennas, random wire/balanced line or built-in dummy load for use through your tuner or direct to your transceiver. Bypass position bypasses your tuner but keeps your SWR Power meter in line. A dummy load is built in. This tuner is much more rugged than most of the MFJ tuners. This one works 100% as it should, and looks very close to new. Buy it with paper work for $120. . MFJ 949B Antenna Tuner For Sale: The MFJ-949B is designed to match virtually any transmitter to almost any antenna. A 4:1 balun is built in. An antenna selector switch provides versatile antenna selection. A 50 ohm dummy load is built in. The MFJ-949B will handle up to 300 watts from 160 through 10 meters. You can read SWR, forward power and reflected power from the meter. To read forward transmitter RF output power, simply turn the meter FUNCTION switch to 30 or 300 on FWD. To read reflected power simply turn the FUNCTION switch to 30 or 300 on REF. The ANTENNA SEL. switch allows selecting two coax antennas either direct or thru the tuner, a balanced line antenna or wire antenna or a built in 50 ohm dummy load. The 50 ohm dummy load is rated at 200 watts. This one looks great, and functions 100% as it should. Buy it with paper work for $100. . I also have many other accessories available such as many different types of microphones, HTs, VHF and UHF rigs, HF and VHF/UHF antennas, connectors, miscellaneous accessories, etc. Just too many to list here. Please e-mail your requests. . Prices do not include shipping from Florida. Thanks. 73, Ken, W8EK Ken Simpson E-mail to W8EK@... or W8EK@... Voice Phone (352) 732-8400 .

30 M Transceiver, CW Iambic Paddle, and more For Sale: . MFJ 9030, QRP 30 m CW Transceiver For Sale: The MFJ-9030 is a 5 watt, 30 m CW transceiver that is very light and compact. It has a sensitive super-het receiver that has an IF filter for great CW reception. The VFO is smooth and stable; RIT is included. Built in speaker; Motorola power amplifier transistor delivers full QRP output and tolerates opens and accidental shorts without damage. It uses little power - only 50 mA average on receive and 1.2 amp peak on transmit. Perfect for battery operation. This one works as it should. Cosmetically, it is like new, with no scratches or defects. Buy it with paper work for $165 . MFJ 564 Chrome Iambic Paddles This high performance iambic paddle has full range adjustment of tension and contact spacing, self-adjusting nylon/steel needle bearings, machined frame, non-skid feet, and a heavy Chrome base. They are a clone of the Bencher BY-2. This set is immaculate. It looks like they are new, and in fact they may be. They are in their original box, with paper work, for $85. . MFJ-1313 Wall Wart 12 V DC at 100 ma, 2.8 mm plug; $14 . I also have many other accessories available such as many different types of microphones, HTs, VHF and UHF rigs, HF and VHF/UHF antennas, connectors, miscellaneous accessories, etc. Just too many to list here. Please e-mail your requests. . Prices do not include shipping from Florida. Thanks. 73, Ken, W8EK Ken Simpson E-mail to W8EK@... or W8EK@... Voice Phone (352) 732-8400 .

wonder if anyone on the list has a schematic of the ALS-500RC? I don't see one on the MFJ website. Or , can anyone suggest how to trouble shoot one that doesn't seem to be working with my ALS-500? Your assistance will be appreciated. Ray, W4BYG -- "The world is desperate for a faith that combines two things: awestruck sight of unshakable divine Truth, and utterly practical, round-the-clock power to make a liberating difference in life"... John Piper

30 M Transceiver, CW Iambic Paddle, Wattmeter /SWR, Antenna Tuners, Coax switches, HF Antenna, and more For Sale: . MFJ 9030, QRP 30 m CW Transceiver For Sale: The MFJ-9030 is a 5 watt, 30 m CW transceiver that is very light and compact. It has a sensitive super-het receiver that has an IF filter for great CW reception. The VFO is smooth and stable; RIT is included. Built in speaker; Motorola power amplifier transistor delivers full QRP output and tolerates opens and accidental shorts without damage. It uses little power - only 50 mA average on receive and 1.2 amp peak on transmit. Perfect for battery operation. This one works as it should. Cosmetically, it is like new, with no scratches or defects. Buy it with paper work for $165 . MFJ 564 Chrome Iambic Paddles This high performance iambic paddle has full range adjustment of tension and contact spacing, self-adjusting nylon/steel needle bearings, machined frame, non-skid feet, and a heavy Chrome base. They are a clone of the Bencher BY-2. This set is immaculate. It looks like they are new, and in fact they may be. They are in their original box, with paper work, for $85. . MFJ 816 HF Wattmeter: The MFJ-816 measures forward power, reflected power and SWR. The wattmeter measures power on two scales, 30 Watts and 300 Watts. It is usable from 1.8 to 30 MHz, in other words, all HF bands. It measures a compact 4.5 x 2.25 x 3 inches. This one is NEW, only removed from its box to take the picture. When MFJ was still in business, they sold them for $60. HRO still sells them for $56. Buy this one for $40 . Both of these are MFJ HF Antenna Tuners. They work 100% like they should, and cosmetically look like new, with no scratches. Both include instruction manuals. MFJ 901 B Black enclosure. 160 thru 10 m, at 200 Watts according to MFJ. They say it's designed to match virtually any transmitter to almost any antenna. SO-239 connectors in and out on back panel. Includes built in 4:1 balun. $100 MFJ 16010 ST Same electrically as MFJ 901 B, but in a nice deluxe woodgrain TenTec enclosure. $90 . Two Position Coax Switches: I have some 2 position coax switches available. They all are of the "strip line" construction, which means they operate fine thru VHF frequencies. MFJ 1702 B This switch actually has three positions, with the middle position grounding both SO-239 connectors. Antenna Switch Connector Type: UHF female, SO-239 Switch Impedance: 50 ohms Switch Insertion Loss: Less than 0.20 dB Switch Port Isolation (Crosstalk): More than 60 dB Power Rating (0 to 30 MHz): 2,500 W PEP/1,000 W CW This one works just like it should. Buy it for $25. . MFJ 1704 Four Position Coax Switch: The MFJ 1704 is a four position coax switch designed for use in 50 ohm high frequency systems -- up to 500 MHz. In addition there is a replaceable lightning surge protector that helps protect against distant lightning induced surges and static. The center position grounds all antennas. It handles 2.5 kW PEP with extremely low SWR. Isolation is rated better than 60 dB at 30 MHz and better than 50 dB isolation at 500MHz. Negligible insertion loss. SO-239 connectors. This one works fine, is in its original box, and looks very close to new. Paper work is includes for $75. . MFJ End Fed Wire Antenna: End-Fed Half Waves(EFHW) antennas cover multiple bands without traps, stubs, or resonators. They have the unique quality of resonating on the 1/2-wave fundamental frequency plus odd/even harmonics above! FULL HF Coverage, no tuner needed on most frequencies. No long counterpoise, radials or feedline required. Rugged weather-resistant 50-Ohm matching network. Fast Setup and takedown. Easy Storage/transport. Stainless Hardware, UV resistant materials throughout. 300 Watts PEP power handling. Typical 2:1 SWR Span 80M 3.65/1.1 3.5-3.9 40M 7.19/1.4 Full Band 30M 10.8/1.3 Tuner Required 20M 14.3/1.3 Full Band 15M 21.25/1.1 Full Band 10M 28.2/1.0 28.0-28.80 It is NEW, still in its original packages. MFJ 1982 MP Covers 80 thru 10 m. $85 . MFJ-1313 Wall Wart 12 V DC at 100 ma, 2.8 mm plug; $14 . I also have many other accessories

I have a MFJ-986 tuner and would like someone with one of these give me some "starter figures" for the tables on Page 4 of the owners manual? Rick

Upon power up switch goes into tx.. saying the tx light comes on.. not sure if it really goes into tx did not hear any relays clicking.. Help?? Skip

I would like to know if anyone has tried using their ALS 1300 power supply plugged into their new ALS-1406. I just ordered a 1406 and am hoping the power supplies are interchangeable. That would make a nice backup situation.

Anybody been able to get thru to service? All I get is a busy signal.

When I use the 1708B-SDR it will occasionally put the radio in transmit. This doesn't happen if the unit is not in the loop. At first I thought it was RFI so I have toroids on everything and a common mode choke on the coax from the antenna. Only happens when I am using the 1708. It happens if I just use RF sensing mode or in combination with CTRL to PTT. Any ideas?

If anyone has any experience, could you please tell me how this adjustment is performed. From my reading by default it's prevented so high voltage and damage won't happen. It's suppose to allow slightly more or less capacitance and inductance than what's available by default. I run low power and wanted to find out if either more or less cap/Ind would help with some tuning. I have read the manual a few times and I am still a bit confused how you extend the range. thanks Ken N1KK

I would appreciate recommendations on antenna autotuner for receivers Drake R8B and Drake SW8. I am not a ham, but have listened to SW and ham operators for the past 65 years. I'm 73 years of age and thinking maybe it's time to get licensed (not sure my brain could do it.... lol). My radio shack (tool shed) is arranged so that my radios and existing MFJ-959C tuner and antenna switch are kiddy corner to my Dell AIO computer and TV (to avoid interference). I control the R8B with Fineware software from my computer. I have two antennas, a Delta DX-SWL sloper (60'), and the MFJ-1886 loop antenna with rotor. Instead of getting up and walking to my radios, I would love to have an autotuner to do the work for me. Any suggestions? Thanks in advance. Bill

While researching balanced tuners, I ran across a website that describes the "S-match" tuner. https://pa0fri.home.xs4all.nl/ATU/Smatch/smatcheng.htm Digging a little deeper revealed a detailed modification of a MFJ-989 to an S-match. https://pa0fri.home.xs4all.nl/ATU/MFJ-989D/MFJ-989D%20conversion%20to%20S-Match.htm Has anyone here done that and if so, what were the results? More generally has anyone used an S-match and how well does it work? WB6YZZ Prineville, Oregon

My MFJ-148RC has stopped receiving the tiime signal from WWV and thus the time is not kept updated. Anybody else have a similar problem ? Jimmy W4MUF

Howdy; Looking for help or suggestions here. I have an MFJ 1278 original, not the b version. It will not respond to signals coming in, but will transmit tones and the Digi I am connecting to responds. I am looking for a better schematic. I have the book, but the drawing is small and hard to see. Don't know if doing a scan will work.manual is for rev 2, my board is ver 7) Anyhow, this is driving me nutz, and looking for help or suggestions. Thanks 73 Mike - N7ZEF