It's on their website at www.ldgelectronics.com

I just check there to make sure. Click on the AT-11MP, click on
specifications and you will find it under additional information.

Van,
K0KAV

"Andy" wrote in message
...
Has anyone built an LDG AT-11MP Auto Tuner kit and managed to
setup/calibrate the meters correctly with out any special gear to do this?

I am thinking of buying one in kit form but I can't find the instruction
manual for it on the web. I need a manual to help me to decide whether to
buy the kit or a ready made one if the kit is too hard to build and
calibrate.

Can anyone help with this?

Many thanks

Andy

Hi Van
Thanks for the web site. But its not the spec im after but the info on how
difficult it is to build the kit and calibrate the meters accurately with
out special equipment.

Thanks

Andy


"Keith V" wrote in message
...
It's on their website at www.ldgelectronics.com

I just check there to make sure. Click on the AT-11MP, click on
specifications and you will find it under additional information.

Van,
K0KAV

"Andy" wrote in message
...
Has anyone built an LDG AT-11MP Auto Tuner kit and managed to
setup/calibrate the meters correctly with out any special gear to do
this?

I am thinking of buying one in kit form but I can't find the instruction
manual for it on the web. I need a manual to help me to decide whether
to
buy the kit or a ready made one if the kit is too hard to build and
calibrate.

Can anyone help with this?

Many thanks

Andy

On 13-Sep-2003, "Andy" wrote:

Hi Van
Thanks for the web site. But its not the spec im after but the info on how
difficult it is to build the kit and calibrate the meters accurately with
out special equipment.

Thanks

Andy

I built mine. The only tedious part is winding the toroid coils. I think they are available
pre-wound. The assembly instructions are clear and the board is easy to stuff and solder.
Calibration only involves a few watts from a transmitter and a Digital Voltmeter. If you have done
any electronic assembly before, you should have no problems. I noticed that the difference in price
between kit and assembled is only about $40. You don't save that much. I just like to do my own
assembly.
73, KO6NO

On 13-Sep-2003, "Andy" wrote:

Hi Van
Thanks for the web site. But its not the spec im after but the info on how
difficult it is to build the kit and calibrate the meters accurately with
out special equipment.

Thanks

Andy

I built mine. The only tedious part is winding the toroid coils. I think they are available
pre-wound. The assembly instructions are clear and the board is easy to stuff and solder.
Calibration only involves a few watts from a transmitter and a Digital Voltmeter. If you have done
any electronic assembly before, you should have no problems. I noticed that the difference in price
between kit and assembled is only about $40. You don't save that much. I just like to do my own
assembly.
73, KO6NO

Hi Van
Thanks for the web site. But its not the spec im after but the info on how
difficult it is to build the kit and calibrate the meters accurately with
out special equipment.

Thanks

Andy


"Keith V" wrote in message
...
It's on their website at www.ldgelectronics.com

I just check there to make sure. Click on the AT-11MP, click on
specifications and you will find it under additional information.

Van,
K0KAV

"Andy" wrote in message
...
Has anyone built an LDG AT-11MP Auto Tuner kit and managed to
setup/calibrate the meters correctly with out any special gear to do
this?

I am thinking of buying one in kit form but I can't find the instruction
manual for it on the web. I need a manual to help me to decide whether
to
buy the kit or a ready made one if the kit is too hard to build and
calibrate.

Can anyone help with this?

Many thanks

Andy