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Hi Anonymous, For “sake” of the discussion I would think that you would at least supply a name or a callsign. If you are a novice or an “F” class licencee please take the time to research the

Have 100’ dipole fed with 450 ohm open wire for all band operation. At the so239 antenna connection on the tuner should I use a 1:1 or 4:1 balun? I’m guessing a 4:1 or even 9:1 would be more

John, Why not randomly cut it to the exact frequency. If its too short for 144mhz cut it into two or three 432mhz antennas. Cheers Neil Sent: Monday, 23 March 2020 15:51 To: [email protected]

John, You can feed end-fed wires at any frequency -- but whether they will work effectively as antennas is another story. :) Gooch's Paradox, which states that "RF Gotta Go Somewhere," doesn't mention

I have never heard of using a tuner to feed a random wire on 2 meters or 70 cm. Can this be done? Any help or ideas appreciated! I've got the wire! 73, John N6HI

Your question was/is clear. The answer is still it depends on the antenna. If the antenna has a higher natural bandwidth (low Q, lower SWR across the band) the tuner has less to do at different

Thanls Mike for yiur replay, but i think i made the question in the wrong way, What I'd like to know is the resolucion of the frequency at the memories. Each memory store the complete frequency? F.i.

It depends on the antenna. If it’s a wider bandwidth ?system you won’t need as many. If it’s a narrow bandwidth one it will take more... Mike

Dear all, I understand the AT100ProII memorizes the tune for each frequency up to 2000 memories. About this, I have one question, If I'd like to memorize manually all the posible tunes at 40meters,

I'm trying to get my 897Plus back up and running after frying the PIC by leaving it connected to the antenna during a windstorm. When I try to write the hex file to the device, both the Windows

Hi, Not really sure to understand what you meant but I do not think this option is a good choice. The folder creation process works since : 1/ the folder is created where I wanted it to be (i.e. on D)

Claude, The answer is simple. 1. From the c:\Program files(x86)\LDG_Tuner copy the ldusb.exe (don’t move it) to the directory on D:\ 2. Make sure the Application is not open, then uninstall the

Hi Claude, Glad you found the issue. I used to do computer network/desktop support and have seen that happen before. Mike KD9CK

Hi Mike, Ah, thanks for your answer. Now this is interesting for on my side I get only an uninstall utility in the folder. But after some tries I have found the problem : the exe file is installed in

Hi Claude, I just installed the tuner program (downloaded from LDG AT-600 ProII page Downloads tab) - it installed and the GUI came up on the screen looking just like the pic on the press release

Hi all, I am jumping in, recently joined the group. Side question related to software to be used with the AT600-ProII : where can one get the?LDG Tuner GUI mentionned on LDG website in the

Hi Mike, The reason for my vague message is that I have been in private contact with Dwayne on this matter for some time and did not feel it appropriate to let anything discussed into a public forum.

Hi Guy, Try looking here - it's a form to send to LDG asking about firmware updates: https://ldgelectronics.com/index.php/contact/ Mike KD9CK

Hi, I had not been able to post onto the last (Yahoo) group, as I cancelled my account when Yahoo was taken over. I had seen some mention of updates to the firmware for various tuners. Is that still

Can't comment explicitly on YT100 but had my Z11pro mounted in back of jeep for 10 years. Never missed seeing the LEDs. -- Leonard K. Pennock (AD7AS)