KA8MAV RF Probe

WAØITP

GREAT Station Accessory!

"I like to use this accessory when experimenting with power changes in one of my qrp rigs.. It's easy to switch back and forth from the dummy load to the antenna, leaving the DVM plugged in. I know the filter is symmetrical but I thought it looked better with "IN" and "OUT" connector labels.

One BNC installation trick I learned while building this project was to hand tighten the chassis mount jack, install the plug, then using rubber drawer liner, hand tighten the plug as firmly as possible. Taking off the plug leaves the jack tight. Others probably know this but it was a new technique for me.

Thanks for the robust filter design, with your dummy load and RF probe kits, it makes a very nice QRP station accessory."

73, Terry, WAØITP

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