Diamond Original SX40C 144~470 MHz Cross Needle SWR/Power Meter - Power Ranges: 30/300 Watts, Min. Power SWR Test: 3 Watts, Connector: SO-239

A meter of this size is exactly what I was looking for. As a first-time owner of a cross needle meter, this is an exciting achievement. A meter face is a very easy sight to read, according to my opinion. There should be a label for low / high power ranges on the power range selection button so that it is easier to read. As well as lighting the meter, another feature that would be nice would be a battery backup. I am quite pleased with how everything turned out. This meter appeared to be of good quality at an affordable price.

Blake Perry

| Sep 25, 2020

I really like this product.

Tomas Guerra

| Sep 20, 2020

In my experience, I failed to find the answer to my question after trying two VHF/UHF SWR/PWR combo meters. In the case of an MFJ, the SWR was way off It's 862 meters and is on a tiny, Chinese-designed island A needle stuck on the cheap meter I reviewed, as well (both were When I heard a strange sound from my radio, I thought something was wrong. SWR and power delivered by this antenna were perfect in every way. With Kenwood's D710, you can make the following recordings On both frequencies, the GA radio is supposed to put out 50 watts. It once told me the SWR was terrible even though I had previously adjusted the antenna with a very expensive meter (now tucked It's cheap when you buy it from China I was told the wattage was only 22 watts by the made meter. As a result of reading the reviews, I gave this one a try and it gave a true reading of the SWR and the power It doesn't matter what the antenna or radio are doing! Due to the fact that the only seller on Amazon wanted $20 more than it was worth, I bought the ham radio through a Ham Radio dealer website. There are lots of awesome things to say about Diamond.

Aurelia Ruiz

| Jun 27, 2021