XV144 - Power adjustment

[James Rogers]

Boy,  you whisper at this thing and it gets full 20W output. I was
having some problems with overshoot on CW so I re-calibrated and the
problem has gone away..... 0.20mW = 20W out on a Bird 43. 0.10mW gives
about 15W out on the Bird 43. R22 power out is barely cracked, R10 set
to indicated power. It works!

73s Jim, W4ATK

K2/10, KLine

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[Don Wilhelm]

Jim,

You have the input attenuator in the XV144 that you can adjust if that
is a problem for you.
Take the top cover off and you will see the input attenuator pot near
the center rear quadrant.

73,
Don W3FPR

On 9/19/2017 6:04 AM, Jim Rogers wrote:
> Boy,  you whisper at this thing and it gets full 20W output. I was
> having some problems with overshoot on CW so I re-calibrated and the
> problem has gone away..... 0.20mW = 20W out on a Bird 43. 0.10mW gives
> about 15W out on the Bird 43. R22 power out is barely cracked, R10 set
> to indicated power. It works!
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