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Wow. Here we go again.
The carrier should be set to only 30 watts on AM in tune mode. This gives you 120 PEAK watts of modulated signal, which is all the transformer can support. Any more will turn the rig into a toaster oven. All the information is available on the Fox Tango website, and in the downloadable service manual available online as well. Get a meter that reads true peak and rms, and you will be able to see it. But this is the design specifications from Yaesu. I promise. Go to the Fox Tango home page, and download the service manual. It's the best reference and assistance tool you could ever have in regards to a Yaesu FT-101-E radio.

[QUOTE="Ed Cole, post: 778841, member: 61052"] Wow. Here we go again. The carrier should be set to only 30 watts on AM in tune mode. This gives you 120 PEAK watts of modulated signal, which is all the transformer can support. Any more will turn the rig into a toaster oven. All the information is available on the Fox Tango website, and in the downloadable service manual available online as well. Get a meter that reads true peak and rms, and you will be able to see it. But this is the design specifications from Yaesu. I promise. Go to the Fox Tango home page, and download the service manual. It's the best reference and assistance tool you could ever have in regards to a Yaesu FT-101-E radio. [/QUOTE]

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