Good morning,
Yes, you have to somehow push the required power into the ATU-100
so that it rattles properly and quickly.
A small transmitter with digital frequency setting would be ideal,
regardless of whether there is a 2 x 27m dipole or an end fed for 20m attached,
which sends the transmission signal to the ATU with 5 watts for 1-3 seconds.
I will probably change the ATU so that it gets by with around 1W.
In principle, it takes a bit of effort for me to pay €35 for a PICKit 3 programmer
when the ATU-100 kit only cost €28.
Can't you do the reprogramming without a programmer, e.g. with an Arduino uno,
or Raspberry 4, or PC?
Greetings everyone, DL5GT
