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MFJ MFJ-949C - General Information; SWR and Wattmeter Operation; Antenna Selector Functionality; Installation of MFJ-949 C

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MFJ-949C_
DELUXE
VERSA
TUNER
II
INSTRUCTIONS
GENERAL
INFORMATION
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The
MFJ-949C
is
designed
to
match
virtually
any
transmitter
to
al-
most
any
antenna,
including
dipoles,
inverted
vees,
verticals,
mobile
whips,
beams,
random
wires,
and
others
fed
by
coax
lines,
balanced
lines,
or
a
single
wire.
A
1:4
balun
is
built
in
for
connection
to
balanced
lines.
An
sSntenna
selector
switch
provides
versatile
antenna
selection.
A
50
ohm
dummy
load
is
built
in
for
easy
transmitter
tuning.
The
MFJ-949C
will
handle
up
to
300
watts
of
RF
output
power
from
the
transmitter
from
160
through
10
meters.
The
MFJ-949C
employs
a
cross
needle
meter
so
forward
power,
reflected
power,
and
SWR
can
be
read
simultaneously.
THE
SWR/WATTMETER
The
meter
on
the
MFJ-949C
can
be
used
with
the
tuner
or
by
it-
self.
To
use
the
meter
without
the
tuner,
set
the
ANTENNA
SELECTOR
to
Coax
1
Direct
or
Coax
2:
Direct.
The
MFJ-949C
utlilizeswamc
losses
meter
so
FORWARD
power,
REFLECTED
power,
and
SWR
can
pie
multane-
ously.
The
range
for
both
FORWARD
and
REFLECTED
power
is
either
30
watts
or
300
watts.
<it
willl
read
SWR
of
2
1sto
>:
To
read
transmitter
RF
output
power,
set
the
desired
range
of
either
30
watts
or
300
watts.
Transmit
a
steady
carrier
and
read
the
FORWARD
power
on
the
FORWARD
scale
and
the
REFLECTED
power
on
the
REFLECTED
scale.
SWR
is
indicated
by
the
crossing
point
of
the
two
needles.
While
transmitting,
read
SWR
from
the,SWR
line
nearest
the
crossing
&
point.
TheĀ»
meter-lamp
can
be
power,
by
a
12V
DC
source.
Use
a)255mm
plug
with
the
tip
of
the
plug
connected
to
the
positive.
The
ANTENNA
SELECTOR
switch
alows
selecting
two
coax
antennas
either
direct/of
through
the
tuner,
a
balanced
line
atnenna
or
wire
antenna
or
a
built-in
50
ohm
dummy
load.
The
50
ohm
dummy
load
is
rated
at
300
watts.
CAUTION:
DO
NOT
continously
key
for
more
than
2
minutes
at
a
time.
DO
NOT
operate
the
antenna
switch
while
trans-
mitting.
DO
NOT
use
the
MFJ-949C
for
over
300
watts
of
RF
output
power,
even
in
the
Direct
Coax
or
Dummy
Load
positions.
INSTALLATION
Ie.
Install
the
MFJ-949C
between
the
transmitter
and
the
antennas.
A
coax
line
is
connected
to
the
transmitter
andthe
50-27
>
7coax
connector
marked
TRANSMITTER
on
the
tuner.

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