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The tuner will DEFINITELY fix your SWR issue…how do I know…I’ve done it myself! No need to go BIG or NEW on the tuner…just a 100 watt capability which I believe most are rated at unless it’s a QRP tuner. Check out Qth.com and QRZ.com for a used tuner and do your normal price comparison shopping. It’s a more common practice by amateur radio operators than you realize.

When the amp is off the automatic LDG tuner will match it to your antenna or I believe go into bypass mode if you antenna match is good. When the amp is on the LDG will match it to the amps input. Unless you buy a manual tuner.

No need to make this complicated sir.

No you do NOT need the AT-PROII 1000! You’re only matching the 60 watts PEP from your radio to the Amp.

Brad
KE0XS
South of Pittsburgh

<blockquote data-quote="NightThumper" data-source="post: 766604" data-attributes="member: 51032">The tuner will DEFINITELY fix your SWR issue…how do I know…I’ve done it myself!&nbsp; No need to go BIG or NEW on the tuner…just a 100 watt capability which I believe most are rated at unless it’s a QRP tuner.&nbsp; Check out Qth.com and QRZ.com for a used tuner and do your normal price comparison shopping.&nbsp; It’s a more common practice by amateur radio operators than you realize.When the amp is off the automatic LDG tuner will match it to your antenna or I believe go into bypass mode if you antenna match is good.&nbsp; When the amp is on the LDG will match it to the amps input.&nbsp; Unless you buy a manual tuner.No need to make this complicated sir.No you do NOT need the AT-PROII 1000!&nbsp; You’re only matching the 60 watts PEP from your radio to the Amp.BradKE0XSSouth of Pittsburgh</blockquote>

[QUOTE="NightThumper, post: 766604, member: 51032"] The tuner will DEFINITELY fix your SWR issue…how do I know…I’ve done it myself! No need to go BIG or NEW on the tuner…just a 100 watt capability which I believe most are rated at unless it’s a QRP tuner. Check out Qth.com and QRZ.com for a used tuner and do your normal price comparison shopping. It’s a more common practice by amateur radio operators than you realize. When the amp is off the automatic LDG tuner will match it to your antenna or I believe go into bypass mode if you antenna match is good. When the amp is on the LDG will match it to the amps input. Unless you buy a manual tuner. No need to make this complicated sir. [B][SIZE=5]No you do NOT need the AT-PROII 1000![/SIZE][/B] You’re only matching the 60 watts PEP from your radio to the Amp. Brad KE0XS South of Pittsburgh [/QUOTE]

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