I have a similar rotary attenuator that's
rated for 2 watts.? I'd use that as an upper limit.? The Kay model
is zero to ten dB.
73 charlie, k1xx
On 2/11/2021 5:17 PM, bigusmith via
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I have a Kay Model 520 (Kay #80138) 0 - 10 scale rotary attenuator
that I would like to use to allow me to test 100 Milliwatt to 5
Watt QRP transmitters using my TinySA, but I have not been able to
find a spec sheet on the attenuator, so I don't know how many
watts input it can handle and how much attenuation it will
provide.
I, of course, do not want to overload the attenuator and/or the
TinySA if I try to test my 5 watt QRP rig.? Anyone have any ideas?
EuGene, KA5NLY
