Re: Old MFJ RIGS
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Sam Neal
Hello,
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I have the MFJ-9040, 9030 and 9017 rigs. Using the 9040 rig with a variable Voltage power supply, I can lower the output power all the way down from 5 Watts - down into the 100 milli-Watt range with no chirp at all, using an Oak Hills Research QRPp Watt-meter. I have made numerous QSOs with it in the 100 - 150 mW power level. I also have a Cub for 30 meters and worked a /MM off the Baja California coast using a 9 Volt transistor radio battery for a power supply. 73, Sam Neal N5AF ____________________________________________________________________________ I have the MFJ-9020 (with keyer and filter), MFJ-9017 and an MFJ Cub. Richard AG5M --------------------------------------------
On Tue, 10/17/17, beargyrils@aol.com [4sqrp] <4sqrp@yahoogroups.com> wrote:
Subject: [4sqrp] Old MFJ RIGS To: 4sqrp@yahoogroups.com Date: Tuesday, October 17, 2017, 5:39 PM I know many hams today are building very small solid state QRP kits. How many here have any of the older MFJ 90 series QRP rigs? I still have my first 40 meter MFJ CW radio with the keyer and CW filter
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