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I have 2 manuals. One (Rev B) says :0.1 to 125 watts SSB and CW peak power, 100W on digital modes and 6 meters. The other (Rev A) says: .1 to 125 watts SSB and CW peak power, 30 watts on PSK and

I noticed some of the other LDG tuners have a 10 W digital limitation however this one definitely does not. I wonder if it was omitted in the instruction manual?

Kirk, I routinely run my 991a at 75-80 watts into a MFJ 994E turner for FT8. I might scale it back. I do believe I was using the 991a when I smoked the Z11 Pro II. A stray jolt from a lightning strike

Rick, I'm surprised that you didn't also smoke your TX, as almost every 100-W TX out there has to be "derated" to 25-30 W for continuous-duty service. Almost every autocoupler is the same. Want an

I "burned up" an LDG Z11Pro II. I put too much wattage through on 6 meter FT8. Apparently it should have been less than about 30 watts. I used 100. It would not tune. A buddy opened it up. At least 2

Hello, I've had two failures of the Z11 Pro II tuner this year (smoke and burning electronic smell). Both purchased new from DX Engineering. The first one failed within 2 days and now the second one

Glad you got the problem figured out! Happy QSO's 73 Doug WA7DJS

Thanks for the information. I had a wire in the wrong place on the DB-9. Right colors, wrong place. Don't know where I found the info to wire it in the first place, but it is right now. Thanks to all

https://ldgelectronics.com/index.php/products/accessories/cables/ No brainer here. This is from the LG website and the part costs $US10 already made. Neil VK5ZEE Sent: Saturday, 15 January 2022 16:53

Hi Mike, There are no numbers on the Molex connector but if I start from the pointed end: Pin 1 - Green wire - pin 7 on DB9 - Radio out Pin 2 - White wire - pin 3 on DB9 - Tune Mode Select Pin 3 - Red

Doug; Thanks for the reply. I have tried it on a dummy load. No difference. If you send a pinout of the cable would be great. I will consider the purchase of the cable at a later time Thanks 73 Mike -

Hi Mike, I recently bought an RT-11 from an estate auction. It came with the Icom wiring. I'm using it with a Kenwood TS-2000 so I built a smaller version of the remote head and that setup has been

Howdy; I have an LDG RT-11 tuner that I am wanting to use with my Icom IC-725. It just doesn't seem to be working. I press the tuner button on the radio, it looks like it is working, and then stops

Thanks Neil, I am reading the material now, with my coffee. Jeff Sent: Tuesday, December 28, 2021 11:15 PM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [ldgelectronics] LDG 100 Pro II Tuner Jeff, I

Jeff, I presume that Adam M. Farson VA7OJ/AB4OJ will not mind me referring you (and this group) to his web site. https://www.ab4oj.com/atu/main.html Adam presents a wealth of knowledge on this page. I

Thank you, This will keep me busy. Jeff Sent: Tuesday, December 28, 2021 5:10 PM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [ldgelectronics] LDG 100 Pro II Tuner I'll take a stab at question #1.

I'll take a stab at question #1. According to the specs the LDG 100 Pro II: Tunes 6 to 1000 ohm loads (16 to 150 on 6M) Most autotuners use a? switched-L configuration. A rational for their use was

Hi, I have two questions regarding my tuner purchase... 1) What are the specs of the tuner?? I built a QRP T Topology tuner that is 30-300, I read the LDH is an L type tuner?? What is its tuning

Robert, I using two Yaesu rigs, the FT-991A and the FT-891.? In both cases, I am using the YCC cable with the red plug inserted in the remote port and the Tuner function set to "Lamp" per Yeasu. The