Many thanks to Ron (W6AZ) who notes that W2AEW has posted a review of the TR-45-L on his excellent YouTube channel:
I meant to post this video earlier when I saw that Alan published it, but forgot. Thanks for the reminder, Ron!
Many thanks to Ron (W6AZ) who notes that W2AEW has posted a review of the TR-45-L on his excellent YouTube channel:
I meant to post this video earlier when I saw that Alan published it, but forgot. Thanks for the reminder, Ron!
Thank you for posting this, Thomas!
My pleasure, Alan!
Alan = cool
Agreed!
Nice. Mine is going out with me this weekend.
Thank you for posting this, it is really great and interesting .
Very well done video, I love it.
So I’m going to check their web site, I’m curious to know the price and other features, such as the kind of internal battery etc.
Another plus is the internal wide range antenna tuner, it looks like the XM-2
Cheers,
Mike VE2TH
Very good demo of the Z-Match tuner! Thanks.
Max – WG4Z
The “trick” to quickly find a null with the Z-match tuner is to pre-tune initial setting by maximizing noise, then a get the initial ref power min by rocking both knobs. Then, when fine tuning, it often helps to rotate one knob (ANT) slightly past the null and then find a deeper null with the other knob (LOAD). If you don’t find a deeper null this way, then rotate the first knob just past the null on the other side, then deepen the null with the second knob.
You guys are gonna cost me $$$
73 de K5BEZ
Brett, it will be money well spent. I love the TR-45L. A CW rig designed and built by a CW operator.