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KENWOOD AT 250
automatic
antenna turner
T
his is the latest object of
desire came to beautify and improve the efficiency of my radio station.
For
some time I was convinced that an automatic tuner would have been
necessary for me especially considering the fact that I don't have an
antenna park worthy of the name but "main" antenna is a home made
trap dipole for 20 meters.
This dipole, I do not know for what reason, managed to maintain a
low SWR also on bands of 12 and 10 meters and now,
with the
automatic tuner, these bands are finally become usable without the
worry of damagingmy radio.
The
choice has been dropped without any shadow of doubt on the Kenwood
AT-250 because it is part of the same line of my Kenwood
TS-140S and I'm
happy to giving a touch of order and professionalism to my
humble shack.
Automatic
antenna turner Kenwood AT 250 features:
- Frequency range: all amateur bands incuded WARC (automatic
selection with Kenwood TS 430)
- Double possibility of power requirement: 120/220 Vac o 13,8
Vdc
- Power meter (20 or 200 watt) or SWR meter
- Four output antennas
- RX
IN/OUT switch: when switch is OUT only a transmit signal passes
throught the antenna turner. With the switch set on IN, both transmit
and receive signal pass throught the antenna turner.
The
antenna turner is capable of matching a 20-150 ohm load, or
approximatly up to 2,5 : 1 SWR
I
am convinced to have done an excellent purchase!
Instruction manual: Kenwood
AT-250 (pdf 300 KB )
Schematis diagram: AT
250 (pdf 158 KB )
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