Re: An auto tuner for my IC-7000
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I have had poor luck with MFJ tuners.? IMO, for the money, the LDG-100 or 200 Pro II is the best choice.? I have used one for years in the field with my IC-7000s and the shack, it has never faltered.? I also use one in my RMS Winlink station that runs 24/7/365. Now running continuously for over 5 years!? It is simple, quick, automatic, or semi, and it tunes a very wide range. AND it will work fine on other rigs for the future. ? Bob KC4TVO ?
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From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of Simon Thompson
Sent: Sunday, April 29, 2018 9:21 PM
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Subject: Re: [ic7000] An auto tuner for my IC-7000? I would second the suggestion for the LG-7000. I have an AT-180, and it¡¯s good, but it is pretty limited in terms of antenna matching; 3:1 is about its limit.
On Apr 29, 2018, at 5:48 PM, Juliean Galak <jgalak@...> wrote: ? Not one of the ones you asked about, but I've had excellent success with an LG-7000 tuner.? It was designed for the IC-7000 and works flawlessly.? Fully automated.? Gave me great performance with an end-fed random wire on every band from 80 to 10. ? On Sun, Apr 29, 2018 at 8:37 PM Kurt Sweeny <damele@...> wrote: I have had a good experience with the 929 auto. It has worked well for 6 years; when tuning into loads that are challenging I first tune at 15W.
On Apr 29, 2018, at 2:18 PM, MARCO EVANGELISTA <marcoevang@...> wrote:
HI,
I would like to purchase an automatic tuner for my 7k. I have selected the MFJ-939I and the MFJ-993B.
?I would prefer the latter, as it is way more versatile. However, as far as I have understood, when I change frequency, the 939I tunes up without the need to push the "tune" button, while the 993B requires button pushing.
Have I understood well??
Any recommendations for a good tuner?
73 Marco
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