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Old August 5th 03, 03:14 AM
Craig Buck
 
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Are you sure it is the tuner and not just the meter circuit? Have you tried
another SWR meter? Check the diodes in the SWR meter circuit. They can get
fried by a nearby lightning strike. Replacement is easy is and cheap.

Oh yes, remove cover first.
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Craig "Buck"
Fredericksburg, VA USA
FISTS 6702 cc 788 Diamond 64
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I have the MFJ-971 portable tuner that I use with a random wire when all

of
the sudden I could not load on any bands and the "forward" power reads

very
low. At first I thought I blew the rig (TS-430) but then when I tried a
couple of different rigs ,the same thing happens... high SWR readings and
low power, also tried different antennas with the MFJ-971 and got the same
results.
Any suggestions before going out and purchasing another tuner? And is it
possible to "blow" a tuner, I dont use anything over 50 watts on CW.
Thanks.........gil




 
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