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My work is primarily providing radio comms (and sometimes PA) for outdoor events like fell races, marathons and the like. Now retired!
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Reviews (3)
10 Apr, 2024
Fine thanks.
Fine thanks.
12 Sep, 2018
Excellent value and quality
Once again just what my birds like.
11 Nov, 2019
Should be considered VHF ONLY?
It may be that I just had a faulty unit but the manufactures description implies that this is usable over the entire band, 125-525mHz, with an accuracy of less than 10%. It may be correct at certain VHF spot frequencies but I found this to be wildly inaccurate at UHF frequencies.
4 watts (handheld) in at 462 reads as 10watts. 4 watts in at 432 reads as 17w! (20w range had to be used as the 5w scale needle bangs hard over)
I am using a Bird 50w oil filled load and a type 43 meter as comparison. (And others )
There is no `band switch' or separate pot to adjust. A VHF only Diamond SX200 gives exactly the same response - 5w is 5w on VHF, 4watts UHF reads more than 20watts!
I thought I was going to be able to use it as a generally useful piece of test equipment for vhf/uhf without having to carry or change separate elements or meters.
Not so! It seems the rules of Physics can't be cheated.