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17. CHARACTERISTICS / SPECIFICATIONS
- The smallest in its class:
Built-in Power supply and Automatic Antenna Tuner..
Dimension: L 28, H 12, P 38 cm (11.02” W,. 4.72” H, 14.96” D) (connectors
included).
Approx. weight without ATU is about 7.5 Kg.(16.5lbs). With ATU about 9,5 Kg
(20.9 lbs).
- The most technologically advanced in the world:
Two powerful CPUs are used.
Over 30,000 lines of software, for performance that cannot be found in any other
amplifier.
- Fully Automatic:
Easy connection with all models "ICOM, YAESU, KENWOOD, TEN-TEC, FLEX-
RADIO, ELECRAFT" for immediate management of the bands, tuner and
antennas.
Same performance with all makes and some homemade rigs.
The operator has to only move the “Frequency Tuning Knob” of the transceiver !!
- Wide frequency coverage:
1.8 MHz to 50 MHz including WARCs.
Where permitted 60 m. full power and 600 W typ. on 4 m. (70 MHz).
. Fully solid state:
Up to 1.5 (1.3 typ.) KW pep SSB, CW out; 50 MHz included.
MAX , MID (800 W) or LOW (450 W) power selected according to the operator’s
SSB/CW power requirement, for digital modes and for linear protection
(automatic).
No warmup time, immediately ready!
Virtually limitless life of the amplification device. Only one LD / MOSFET used.
- Automatic Antenna Tuner built-in:
Capable of matching 3:1 SWR on HF, and 2.5:1 SWR on 6 meters.
Capable of program controlling 4 antennas (SO239 connectors).
Program up to 2 antennas for each band.
Management of SteppIR / Ultrabeam antennas (tunable).
Also measures the SWR of the antenna and cable system.
Bands, Antennas, Tuning conditions are changed in 10 msec.
Bands, Antennas and Tuning conditions are managed so that in “STBY“, only the
exciter is passed through to the output.
Max. attenuation 0.8 dB.
ATU bypass capable.
- Available without ATU allowing significant savings.
- SO2R.
- Two inputs available:
SO239 connectors.
- High power gain (up to 14.5 dB): In “OPERATE“ the required drive power is
automatically set with the ALC connection. And in “STANDBY“ the exciter is
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