Product Description
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- Frequency range: 125-525 MHz
- Measurable power range: 0 - 120W
- Accuracy Class: +/- 5%
- Power: 120W (max)
- Power source: Battery - "AAA" x 2pcs / Micro USB port
- Digital SWR Meter: Back light LCD display
- Dimensions:70W x 78H x 30D mm
- Function:Fwd/Rev Power, SWR
- Connector: SO-239
- Impedance: 50 ohm
- Made in Taiwan
Precise Frequency CoverageCovering a broad frequency range from 125MHz to 525MHz, the Nissei RS-50 delivers exceptional accuracy for VHF and UHF radio applications. This versatility allows users to monitor various communication bands, making it valuable for both amateur radio operators and professionals who demand reliable performance.
Compact Yet Powerful DesignWith a form factor of just 70W x 78H x 30D mm and a total weight of 500 grams, the RS-50 is designed for both portability and durability. Its streamlined build fits neatly alongside existing radio equipment, providing advanced meter functions without occupying excessive workspace.
FAQs of Nissei RS-50 Digital SWR Power Meter 125-525Mhz Wattmeter 120W:
Q: How do I use the Nissei RS-50 Digital SWR Power Meter?
A: To use the meter, connect it between your radio transmitter and antenna. Power on your radio and check the readings on the display to monitor both SWR and output power across the 125-525MHz range.
Q: What are the main benefits of the RS-50 power meter for radio enthusiasts?
A: The RS-50 ensures antenna tuning for maximum signal efficiency, preventing damage and improving overall performance. Its wide frequency coverage and up to 120W capacity make it suitable for various VHF/UHF setups.
Q: Where is the Nissei RS-50 manufactured and distributed?
A: The RS-50 is manufactured in Taiwan and is available through multiple distribution channels, including official distributors, suppliers, traders, and wholesalers.
Q: When should I use an SWR power meter like the RS-50?
A: You should use the RS-50 during antenna installation, routine maintenance, or troubleshooting to safeguard your equipment and achieve reliable transmission.
Q: What steps should be followed during the measuring process?
A: Connect the meter inline between your transceiver and antenna, set your transmitter to the desired frequency within the supported range, and read the SWR and power output values displayed by the RS-50.
Q: What devices are compatible with the RS-50 SWR Power Meter?
A: The RS-50 works with most transceivers and radio equipment operating within the 125-525MHz frequency range, making it suitable for both amateur and professional uses.