Product Description
ïïSpecification
- Frequency range: 1.6 - 60 MHz
- Measurable power range: 0 - 200 W
- Accuracy Class: +/- 5%
- Power: 200W (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
Broad Frequency and CoverageThe RS-70 supports a wide frequency coverage from 1.6 to 60 MHz, making it ideal for VHF operations. Its high capacity ensures compatibility with most HAM radio and amateur radio systems, providing reliable measurement results for varied communication needs.
Compact and Lightweight DesignWith dimensions of just 70mm wide, 78mm high, and 30mm deep, and weighing 500 grams, the RS-70 is portable and easy to install in tight spaces or take on the go. Suitable for both mobile setups and desktop stations, it supports flexibility in usage.
FAQs of Nissei RS-70 SWR 1.6-60 MHz Wattmeter 200W:
Q: How do I use the Nissei RS-70 SWR Wattmeter for measuring output power?
A: Simply connect the wattmeter between your transmitter and antenna, matching the frequency range (1.660 MHz) and power output (within 200W). This setup allows you to instantly read both SWR and power levels, ensuring optimal transmission performance.
Q: What applications are best suited for the Nissei RS-70?
A: This wattmeter is best used for VHF radio systems or amateur radio setups that operate within the 1.6 to 60 MHz frequency range. It assists in minimizing signal loss and preventing equipment damage by monitoring SWR and power.
Q: When should I check the SWR and power using this device?
A: Checking SWR and power is crucial whenever you set up a new antenna, change transmission equipment, or experience unexpected signal loss. Regular monitoring ensures equipment longevity and stable communications.
Q: Where can I purchase the Nissei RS-70 SWR Wattmeter?
A: You can find the RS-70 through authorized distributors, suppliers, and wholesalers, particularly those specializing in radio equipment. The product is manufactured in Taiwan and broadly available online and via specialty electronics stores.
Q: What is the process of installation for the RS-70 device?
A: To install, connect the wattmeter in-line between your radio and antenna feedline, ensuring all connections are secure. Use the clear readout to calibrate and monitor your transmission system for best performance.
Q: What are the benefits of using the Nissei RS-70 SWR Wattmeter?
A: Benefits include precise power measurement, protection from equipment failure due to high SWR, and support for various radio bands within its coverage. Its portable size makes it an essential tool for both professionals and hobbyists.