I know this rig is not considered a boatanchor but I know there are
many helpful gents in this group with lots of knowledge on radio that
have helped me out before.

My question is, how can I drop the power on my TS-140s? I am all cw op
here and seems on cw its either all or nothing, a slight movement of
the rf slider brings it up to over 100 watts and its hard to control
the lower range. I would like to max out at around 50 watts.

Any ideas?

Thanks, Gil

gil wrote:
I know this rig is not considered a boatanchor but I know there are
many helpful gents in this group with lots of knowledge on radio that
have helped me out before.

My question is, how can I drop the power on my TS-140s? I am all cw op
here and seems on cw its either all or nothing, a slight movement of
the rf slider brings it up to over 100 watts and its hard to control
the lower range. I would like to max out at around 50 watts.

Any ideas?

Thanks, Gil

One possibility without having to go inside the radio. I believe the
140 has an input for external ALC
voltage from an amplifier. An old trick is to use a battery and pot
to provide an appropriate voltage to cause the power output to fold back
to the desired level. This is typically a few volts negative.
John