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MFJ MFJ-949C - Connecting Coax Antennas; Connecting Random Wire Antenna; Connecting Balanced Line Antenna; Using the MFJ-949 C Tuner

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One
or
two
coax
fed
antenna
may
be
connected
to
the
SO-239
EVakeCOnneet
Ot
SemMaGKxeds
COaxs
@andsGoaxne
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Coax
7
and
Coax
2
antennas
can
be
connected
directly
to
the
transmitter,
amd
by-passing
the
tuner
by
setting
ANT.
Sel-
ector
to
Coax,
13
Diréct
orWCoax
2;
Direct,
respectively.
Sc.
A
random
wire
antenna
may
be
connected
to
the
five-way
binding
post
marked
WIRE.
The
random
wire
should
be
long,
high,
and
as
clear
of
surrounding
objects
as
possible.
For
optimum
operation,
length
of
random
wire
antenna
sho-
Pideoey
judrter
wave,
Ore
longex’
Ofethes
operating,
frequency.
Do
not
ground
the
random
wire
antenna.
Make
sure
that
the
tuner
is
well
grounded
to
the
transmitter.
A
£ive-
way
binding
post
marked
GROUND
is
provided
for
ground
connection.
4.
A
balanced
line
fed
antenna
may
be
connected
to
the
two
five-way
binding
posts
marked
BALANCED
LINE.
A
jumper
wire
from
the
WIRE
binding
post,
as
indicated
by
a
dotted
line
on
the
MFJ-949C,
should
be
connected
to
one
of
the
postS
of
the
BALANCED
LINE.
This
couples
the
MFJ-949C
to
mene
bavanced=-Line
through:
“asls4
balun.
NOTE:
Either
a
balanced
line
or
random
wire
antenna
can
be
connected
at
one
time.
If
a
random
wire
antenna
is
used,
make
sure
that
there
is
not
a
jumper
wire
between
WIRE
and
BALANCED
LINE.
USING
ELHE,
ME
=949C
The
INDUCTOR
switch
on
the
MFJ-949C
represents
a
minim-
um
Of
inductance
at
positionA
and
a
maximum
of
inductance
at
position
bo
Less
inductance
is
needed
at
high
frequencies
than
at
low
frequencies
for
the
same
impedgnce.
The
TRANS-
MITTER
and
ANTENNA
controls
both
represent
a
maximum
of
cap-
fetcance
at
position
6.
For
optimum
operation
of
the
MFJ-949C,
BeaecmeLaisiitter
must
be
Luned
for
a
50
ohm
output
impedénce
POLetnewrrequency
band
in
Operation.
Set
ANT.
SELECTOR
switch
BomvUMNnyeuOdC
LOG
Luning
up
the
transmitter.
NOTE:
Always
tune
the
transmitter
at
a
low
output
power.
Pape
te
puOpecmlyecuning
Lhe
transmitter,
set
Antenna
Selector
to
the
desired
antenna
and
tune
the
tuner
for
a
minimum
SWR
as
descitbed
below.
DO
NOT
readjust
the
trans-
Names
Get
OadCdanGgecOnLr1Ol
Setting
aiter
loading
it
to
the
50
ohm
load.
de
Seueunew
RANSMELIER
and
ANTENNA
controls
to
3.5
(The
Sapdeteorewate
sical)!
-Opened
)’.
2
Rotate
the
INDUCTOR
control
until
maximum
noise
is
ob-
Tainead
With
your
transceiver
in
the
receiving
mode.
ShA
Witeremeransttt
tind
and
wath
the
INDUCTOR
control
set
the
same
as
for
step
2,
alternately
adjust
the
TRANSMITTER
and
ANTENNA
controls
for
a
minimum
SWR.
Since
the
TRANS-

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