I have a Palstar WM150 meter. It is better / more useful than the MFJ
and Diawa meters I've had in the past. Of course I don't think it will
go to 150 MHz.
I've spoke with Palstar about changing the power range to be 30/300
watts rather than 300/3000 but he said they tried and could not find a
scheme for maintaining the linearity of the meter to 30 MHz at low power
levels. But it sounds like they're working on it and we may see a QRP
(well, non-killowatt) meter from them some day.
- Keith KD1E -
>> Hello,
>> now that I started assembling the KPA100 I think about it purchasing
>> a SWR/Power Meter which may handle up to 200 Watts and I would prefer
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