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I bought one of these from HRO the other day. It seems like a darn good meter so far. I compared it with the output of my TS-590 and my RM Italy HLA 150V driven by my FLEX 1500 using my old Telepost LP100A that I traded to a friend. It shows a respectable comparison in output with the Telepost.

It comes with a wal wart, plus it can be powered by a internal 9 volt battery. The lamp meter is bypassed on battery. At least it can be taken portable and used for peak readings. it also has the ability to place the coupling for remote installation. I don't recall how long the remote cable is, but I think it's around 6' or better. The mobile version has an even longer cable. I like the looks of it and it has a nice weight to it as well. The price isn't to bad either for what you get. Yes MFJ owns Ameritron....

Anyway, I like the damn thing.

EDIT: I guess this should be moved to the review section.

<blockquote data-quote="Mudfoot" data-source="post: 386379" data-attributes="member: 10055">I bought one of these from HRO the other day. It seems like a darn good meter so far. I compared it with the output of my TS-590 and my RM Italy HLA 150V driven by my FLEX 1500 using my old Telepost LP100A that I traded to a friend. It shows a respectable comparison in output with the Telepost.It comes with a wal wart, plus it can be powered by a internal 9 volt battery. The lamp meter is bypassed on battery. At least it can be taken portable and used for peak readings. it also has the ability to place the coupling for remote installation. I don&#039;t recall how long the remote cable is, but I think it&#039;s around 6&#039; or better. The mobile version has an even longer cable. I like the looks of it and it has a nice weight to it as well. The price isn&#039;t to bad either for what you get. Yes MFJ owns Ameritron....<img src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/joypixels/assets/8.0/png/unicode/64/1f600.png" class="smilie smilie--emoji" loading="lazy" width="64" height="64" alt=":D" title="Big Grin&nbsp; &nbsp; :D"&nbsp; data-smilie="8"data-shortname=":D" />Anyway, I like the damn thing.EDIT: I guess this should be moved to the review section.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Mudfoot, post: 386379, member: 10055"] I bought one of these from HRO the other day. It seems like a darn good meter so far. I compared it with the output of my TS-590 and my RM Italy HLA 150V driven by my FLEX 1500 using my old Telepost LP100A that I traded to a friend. It shows a respectable comparison in output with the Telepost. It comes with a wal wart, plus it can be powered by a internal 9 volt battery. The lamp meter is bypassed on battery. At least it can be taken portable and used for peak readings. it also has the ability to place the coupling for remote installation. I don't recall how long the remote cable is, but I think it's around 6' or better. The mobile version has an even longer cable. I like the looks of it and it has a nice weight to it as well. The price isn't to bad either for what you get. Yes MFJ owns Ameritron....:D Anyway, I like the damn thing. EDIT: I guess this should be moved to the review section. [/QUOTE]

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