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The only suggestion I have is to check it with a REAL peak reading meter. If it does not need electrical power to operate it is NOT a REAL peak meter. A typical 100 watt TX on SSB will only read 40-70 watts on an average reading meter.

[QUOTE="Captain Kilowatt, post: 521043, member: 39"] The only suggestion I have is to check it with a REAL peak reading meter. If it does not need electrical power to operate it is NOT a REAL peak meter. A typical 100 watt TX on SSB will only read 40-70 watts on an average reading meter. [/QUOTE]

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