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Mfj 269 hf/vhf/uhf swr analyzer, counter batt.& charge
MFJ269 with Ni-MH BATTERIES and CHARGER
Covers 1.8 to 170 MHz and 415 to 470 MHz - an MFJ-269 Exclusive! It includes all the features of the MFJ-259B, the worlds most popular SWR Analyzer plus much more! Large easy-to-read two line LCD display and side-by-side meters clearly display your information Built-in Ni-Cad/Ni-MH charger circuit, battery saver, low battery warning, smooth reduction drive tuning. Use as signal source for testing/alignment. Built-in CoaxCalculator - calculates coax line length in feet given coax length in electrical degrees and vice versa for any frequency and any velocity factor (great for building matching sections and phasing lines) - an MFJ-269 Exclusive! New 12-bit A/D converter gives much better accuracy and resolution than common 8-bit A/D converters - an MFJ-269 exclusive. Super easy to use! Just set the bandswitch and tune the dial - just like you transceiver.
MFJ-269 gives you a complete picture of you antenna. Read antenna SWR and Complex Impedance 1.8 - 170 MHz. Built in frequency counter. Read Complex Impedance as series equivalent resistance and reactance (Rs+jXs) or as magnitude (Z) and phase (degrees). Also read parallel equivalent resistance and reactance (Rp+jXp) - and MFJ-269 exclusive! You can determine velocity factor, coax loss in dB, length of coax and distance to short or open in feet.
You can read SWR, return loss and reflection coefficient at at any frequency simultaneously at a single glance. Also read match efficiency. Also read inductance in UH and capacitance in pF at RF frequencies. You can measure SWR and loss of coax with any characteristic impedance from 10 to over 600 Ohms, including 50, 51, 52, 53, 73, 75, 93, 95, 300, 450 Ohms - an MFJ-269 exclusive! For more information see MFJ-259B. New 415 to 470 MHz Range features. Just plug in your UHF antenna coax, set the frequency and read SWR, return loss and reflection coefficient simultaneously. You can read coax cable loss in dB and match efficiency.
