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			<title><![CDATA[PRICE DROP  /  Lightly Used Kenwood MC-60A Desk Microphone With Yaesu Adapter]]></title>
			<link>https://www.alpharomeo15.org/Thread-FOR-SALE-PRICE-DROP-Lightly-Used-Kenwood-MC-60A-Desk-Microphone-With-Yaesu-Adapter</link>
			<pubDate>Wed, 12 Nov 2025 18:58:36 +0000</pubDate>
			<dc:creator><![CDATA[<a href="https://www.alpharomeo15.org/member.php?action=profile&uid=24">specops56</a>]]></dc:creator>
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			<description><![CDATA[Lightly Used Kenwood MC-60A Desk Microphone With Yaesu Adapter<br />
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I’ve had this in 2021 but haven’t used it much because I prefer a hand mic. When I did use it I got great audio reports. It is excess to my needs. I don’t recall the price I paid for it but the going price on Ebay is &#36;120 - &#36;150.<br />
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I’m asking &#36;80.00 plus shipping. The Kenwood to Yaesu adapter shown below is included as well as a copy of the owners manual.PM me for shipping quote if interested.<br />
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Kenwood MC-60A Desk Microphones provide a rich and crisp audio response that is a large part of the legendary sound that Kenwood transceiver owners have enjoyed for decades.<br />
MC-60A microphones have a handy coiled cord terminated with a standard 8-pin round mic connector for use on dozens of modern Kenwood transceivers.<br />
They also feature a large Push-To-Talk switch (PTT) with a locking button for long transmissions in the roundtable.<br />
Classically crafted and finished in a light-ash hue with black trim, MC-60A dynamic unidirectional microphones are built with a heavy die-cast base that really stays put. Up-Down tuning buttons on the base controls frequency on many newer radios and a dual impedance switch on the mic body allows them to be adapted for use on older transceivers. As delivered, they are set to low impedance.<br />
Many long term users aren't aware that MC-60A Desk Mics have a built-in preamp that is powered by two internal AA batteries. This is a great feature for some of the older transceivers. In fact, these mics have a great smooth sound when the preamp switch is set to "Off", or when they're used without batteries. This is especially true on the newer radios, such as the TS-2000 series, with excellent mic input circuits that do not need pre-amplified audio.<br />
MC-60A microphones are compatible with many modern and legacy Kenwood (and other-brand) transceivers, including mobile transceivers with RJ-45 8-pin modular mic connectors when used with the optional Kenwood MJ-88 8-pin round to 8-pin modular adapter.<br />
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Overview<br />
Microphone Type: Amateur/Standard<br />
Microphone Element: Single<br />
Microphone Element Type: Dynamic<br />
Microphone Connector Type: 8-pin round, female<br />
Push-To-Talk Switch: Yes<br />
Frequency Response (-6 dB): 150 Hz to 10 kHz, preamp off; 200 Hz to 7 kHz, preamp on<br />
Impedance: 500 ohm, Low; 50,000 ohm, High<br />
Notes: On most Kenwood radios, microphone function does not require installation of two AA cells.<br />
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Terry]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[Lightly Used Kenwood MC-60A Desk Microphone With Yaesu Adapter<br />
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I’ve had this in 2021 but haven’t used it much because I prefer a hand mic. When I did use it I got great audio reports. It is excess to my needs. I don’t recall the price I paid for it but the going price on Ebay is &#36;120 - &#36;150.<br />
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I’m asking &#36;80.00 plus shipping. The Kenwood to Yaesu adapter shown below is included as well as a copy of the owners manual.PM me for shipping quote if interested.<br />
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Kenwood MC-60A Desk Microphones provide a rich and crisp audio response that is a large part of the legendary sound that Kenwood transceiver owners have enjoyed for decades.<br />
MC-60A microphones have a handy coiled cord terminated with a standard 8-pin round mic connector for use on dozens of modern Kenwood transceivers.<br />
They also feature a large Push-To-Talk switch (PTT) with a locking button for long transmissions in the roundtable.<br />
Classically crafted and finished in a light-ash hue with black trim, MC-60A dynamic unidirectional microphones are built with a heavy die-cast base that really stays put. Up-Down tuning buttons on the base controls frequency on many newer radios and a dual impedance switch on the mic body allows them to be adapted for use on older transceivers. As delivered, they are set to low impedance.<br />
Many long term users aren't aware that MC-60A Desk Mics have a built-in preamp that is powered by two internal AA batteries. This is a great feature for some of the older transceivers. In fact, these mics have a great smooth sound when the preamp switch is set to "Off", or when they're used without batteries. This is especially true on the newer radios, such as the TS-2000 series, with excellent mic input circuits that do not need pre-amplified audio.<br />
MC-60A microphones are compatible with many modern and legacy Kenwood (and other-brand) transceivers, including mobile transceivers with RJ-45 8-pin modular mic connectors when used with the optional Kenwood MJ-88 8-pin round to 8-pin modular adapter.<br />
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Overview<br />
Microphone Type: Amateur/Standard<br />
Microphone Element: Single<br />
Microphone Element Type: Dynamic<br />
Microphone Connector Type: 8-pin round, female<br />
Push-To-Talk Switch: Yes<br />
Frequency Response (-6 dB): 150 Hz to 10 kHz, preamp off; 200 Hz to 7 kHz, preamp on<br />
Impedance: 500 ohm, Low; 50,000 ohm, High<br />
Notes: On most Kenwood radios, microphone function does not require installation of two AA cells.<br />
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Terry]]></content:encoded>
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			<title><![CDATA[PRICE DROP /  NIB: Yaesu FTM-6000R 50W 144/430MHz Dual Band FM Mobile Transceiver]]></title>
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			<pubDate>Thu, 06 Nov 2025 17:14:19 +0000</pubDate>
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			<description><![CDATA[NIB: Yaesu FTM-6000R 50W 144/430MHz Dual Band FM Mobile Transceiver<br />
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I bought 2 of these mobiles in Dec. The current price is &#36;310.002022 from GigaParts. One for my shack and one to go in my truck. It turned out putting one in my truck was not going to work for me do this one has been sitting on a shelf. I paid &#36;200.00 in 2022 and the current price is &#36;309.95. <br />
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I’m asking &#36;165.00 plus shipping.<br />
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Yaesu FTM-6000R 50W 144/430MHz Dual Band FM Mobile Transceivers are basic yet feature-packed, delivering reliable and stable 50W transmit performance. The heavy-duty heat sink is equipped with FACC (Funnel Air-Convection Conductor). The speaker delivers 3W of clear and crisp receive audio which has been specifically tuned for radio communication. The easy-to-read, large-character monochrome display front panel is detachable and can be mounted at the most desirable operating position. The FTM-6000R supports Bluetooth wireless operation with the optional BU-4 plug-in module and optional SSM-BT10 headset or a compatible, commercially available Bluetooth headset.<br />
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Employing a new user operating interface called E2O-III (Easy to Operate – III), the FTM-6000R provides three user-intuitive operating modes to assign functions and settings. The most frequently used function can be registered to, and then recalled with a single touch, of the F1 key. Other frequently used functions can be assigned to a Function List and then recalled by simply pressing the "F Menu" key and rotating the dial. All functions and items other than those registered to "Most frequently" or "Other frequently" are selectable by pressing and holding the "F Menu" key and rotating the dial.<br />
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Up to five channels can be registered in the Primary Memory Group (PMG). Frequently used PMG frequencies can be shown in an easy-to-distinguish display just by pressing the "PMG" key. The MAG (Memory Auto Grouping) function automatically groups memory channels so they may be easily recalled by band: All memory channels; AIR band (AM 108MHz – 137MHz); VHF band (137MHz – 174MHz); UHF band (400MHz – 480MHz); and other bands (174MHz - 400MHz / 480MHz – 999.995MHz). The new FTM-6000R VFO Band Skip Function permits unused bands to be skipped, while the registered memory channels can be recalled; even if the frequency is in the skipped band. By pressing the "SQL BACK" key when the memory channel is displayed, the contents of the currently selected memory channel can be transferred into the VFO register. Depending on the operating situation, either the VFO or Memory channel operations are separately useable.<br />
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Some of the other features of the FTM-6000R are: Wide-range receive coverage from 108MHz to 999.995MHz; 1100 Memory channels with alphanumeric tags; Scanning Functions – VFO Scan, Memory Scan, PMG Scan and Programmable Memory Scan.<br />
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* FTM-6000R supplied accessories:<br />
- DTMF Microphone SSM-85D<br />
- Mounting Bracket<br />
- Bracket for Control-head<br />
- Control Cable 10 ft. (3m)<br />
- USB Cable<br />
- DC Power Cable<br />
- Operating Manual<br />
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* FTM-6000R specifications:<br />
- Frequency Ranges:<br />
RX: 108 - 137MHz AM (Air Band) 137 - 174MHz FM (144MHz HAM / VHF Band) 174 - 400MHz FM, 400 - 480MHz FM (430MHz HAM / UHF Band) 480 - 999.995MHz FM (USA Cellular Blocked)<br />
TX: 144 - 148MHz, 430 - 450MHz<br />
- Circuit Type: Double-Conversion Superheterodyne<br />
- Modulation Type: F2D, F3E Variable Reactance Modulation<br />
- RF Power Output: 50W / 25W / 5W<br />
- Dimensions (W x H x D):<br />
Radio Unit 5.47 x 1.66 x 5.20 in. (139 x 42 x 132 mm) w/o Fan<br />
Display Controller 5.51 x 1.60 x 1.38 in. (140 x 40.5 x 35 mm) w/o Knob<br />
- Weight: 2.43 lbs. (1.1kg) with Radio Unit, Controller, Control Cable <br />
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Terry]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[NIB: Yaesu FTM-6000R 50W 144/430MHz Dual Band FM Mobile Transceiver<br />
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I bought 2 of these mobiles in Dec. The current price is &#36;310.002022 from GigaParts. One for my shack and one to go in my truck. It turned out putting one in my truck was not going to work for me do this one has been sitting on a shelf. I paid &#36;200.00 in 2022 and the current price is &#36;309.95. <br />
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I’m asking &#36;165.00 plus shipping.<br />
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Yaesu FTM-6000R 50W 144/430MHz Dual Band FM Mobile Transceivers are basic yet feature-packed, delivering reliable and stable 50W transmit performance. The heavy-duty heat sink is equipped with FACC (Funnel Air-Convection Conductor). The speaker delivers 3W of clear and crisp receive audio which has been specifically tuned for radio communication. The easy-to-read, large-character monochrome display front panel is detachable and can be mounted at the most desirable operating position. The FTM-6000R supports Bluetooth wireless operation with the optional BU-4 plug-in module and optional SSM-BT10 headset or a compatible, commercially available Bluetooth headset.<br />
<br />
Employing a new user operating interface called E2O-III (Easy to Operate – III), the FTM-6000R provides three user-intuitive operating modes to assign functions and settings. The most frequently used function can be registered to, and then recalled with a single touch, of the F1 key. Other frequently used functions can be assigned to a Function List and then recalled by simply pressing the "F Menu" key and rotating the dial. All functions and items other than those registered to "Most frequently" or "Other frequently" are selectable by pressing and holding the "F Menu" key and rotating the dial.<br />
<br />
Up to five channels can be registered in the Primary Memory Group (PMG). Frequently used PMG frequencies can be shown in an easy-to-distinguish display just by pressing the "PMG" key. The MAG (Memory Auto Grouping) function automatically groups memory channels so they may be easily recalled by band: All memory channels; AIR band (AM 108MHz – 137MHz); VHF band (137MHz – 174MHz); UHF band (400MHz – 480MHz); and other bands (174MHz - 400MHz / 480MHz – 999.995MHz). The new FTM-6000R VFO Band Skip Function permits unused bands to be skipped, while the registered memory channels can be recalled; even if the frequency is in the skipped band. By pressing the "SQL BACK" key when the memory channel is displayed, the contents of the currently selected memory channel can be transferred into the VFO register. Depending on the operating situation, either the VFO or Memory channel operations are separately useable.<br />
<br />
Some of the other features of the FTM-6000R are: Wide-range receive coverage from 108MHz to 999.995MHz; 1100 Memory channels with alphanumeric tags; Scanning Functions – VFO Scan, Memory Scan, PMG Scan and Programmable Memory Scan.<br />
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* FTM-6000R supplied accessories:<br />
- DTMF Microphone SSM-85D<br />
- Mounting Bracket<br />
- Bracket for Control-head<br />
- Control Cable 10 ft. (3m)<br />
- USB Cable<br />
- DC Power Cable<br />
- Operating Manual<br />
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* FTM-6000R specifications:<br />
- Frequency Ranges:<br />
RX: 108 - 137MHz AM (Air Band) 137 - 174MHz FM (144MHz HAM / VHF Band) 174 - 400MHz FM, 400 - 480MHz FM (430MHz HAM / UHF Band) 480 - 999.995MHz FM (USA Cellular Blocked)<br />
TX: 144 - 148MHz, 430 - 450MHz<br />
- Circuit Type: Double-Conversion Superheterodyne<br />
- Modulation Type: F2D, F3E Variable Reactance Modulation<br />
- RF Power Output: 50W / 25W / 5W<br />
- Dimensions (W x H x D):<br />
Radio Unit 5.47 x 1.66 x 5.20 in. (139 x 42 x 132 mm) w/o Fan<br />
Display Controller 5.51 x 1.60 x 1.38 in. (140 x 40.5 x 35 mm) w/o Knob<br />
- Weight: 2.43 lbs. (1.1kg) with Radio Unit, Controller, Control Cable <br />
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Terry]]></content:encoded>
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			<title><![CDATA[PRICE DROP /  NIB: MFJ-1025,NOISE CANCEL/SIGNAL ENHANCER]]></title>
			<link>https://www.alpharomeo15.org/Thread-FOR-SALE-PRICE-DROP-NIB-MFJ-1025-NOISE-CANCEL-SIGNAL-ENHANCER</link>
			<pubDate>Wed, 05 Nov 2025 22:45:23 +0000</pubDate>
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			<description><![CDATA[NIB: MFJ-1025,NOISE CANCEL/SIGNAL ENHANCER<br />
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I bought this in Dec. 2020. My AO has a ton of RFI.  I couldn’t find a good spot to put the 2nd antenna within easy coax reach of my shack so I never used it. Instead, I put chokes on everything and upgraded to a Yaesu FT-1000. I paid &#36;189.95 in 2020 and the current price is &#36;239.95.<br />
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I’m asking &#36;140.00 plus shipping. CAT NOT INCLUDED!<br />
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Wipe out Noise and Interference!<br />
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Place a null up to 60dB deep on any type of noise<br />
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Plug your station antenna into the MFJ-1026 and your antenna system turns into a directional receiving array!Â  You can place a null up to 60dB deep on any type of noise and interference arriving from any single direction and wave angle.<br />
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Wipe out interference and noise before it gets into your receiver!<br />
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It works on all modes -- SSB, AM, CW, FM and frequencies from 1.5 to 30 MHz<br />
You can instantly change from nulling to peaking a signal at a push of a button and improve weak signal reception!<br />
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Wipe out all types of Noise ... lightning crashes from distant thunderstorms, severe power line noise from arcing transformers and insulators, lamp dimmers, touch controlled lamps, electric drills, motors, industry process, TV birdies...<br />
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Strong local ham overloading your sensitive receiver?<br />
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Cant copy your QSO? Cast a deep null on him and literally take him out -- you wont even know he's there. You can dig out a weak station hidden under a powerful one on the same frequency!<br />
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Null out your local AM broadcast station. Underneath, you might find an exotic distant station on an island you've never heard of.<br />
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Works on SSB, AM, CW, FM, RTTY, SSTV, Packet and Pactor -- all modes.<br />
It works on all frequencies from 1.5 to 30 MHz, including all MF and HF amateur bands and shortwave broadcast.<br />
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Interference much stronger than the desired signal can be completely removed without affecting the desired signal.Â  Prevent overload by canceling noise before it gets into your sensitive receiver.<br />
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The MFJ-1025 is effective with all types of interference on all modes.<br />
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Signals can be peaked or nulled.Â  The MFJ-1025 and your antenna can electrically "rotate the array" while the antennas remain physically stationary ... adjust both direction and wave angle of null or peak.... change from nulling to peaking with the push of a button... ignore mutual coupling effects as phase and level are adjusted.<br />
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Use the MFJ-1026 as an adjustable phasing network. You can combine two antennas to give you various directional patterns and improve receiving signal levels.<br />
Examples... two verticals become steerable array... your beverage and your transmitting antenna can enhance weak signals...two parallel staggered Beverage antennas can improve front-to-back ratio or steer nulls.<br />
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Connects between transmitting antenna and transceiver. To null, adjust amplitude and phase controls for minimum S-Meter reading or lowest noise. To Peak, push reverse button. use built-in active antenna or an external one. Has near constant amplitude phase control.<br />
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RF sense T/R switch bypasses your transceiver when you transmit. Adjustable delay time.Â  Use external antenna to null or peak signals.<br />
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Terry]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[NIB: MFJ-1025,NOISE CANCEL/SIGNAL ENHANCER<br />
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I bought this in Dec. 2020. My AO has a ton of RFI.  I couldn’t find a good spot to put the 2nd antenna within easy coax reach of my shack so I never used it. Instead, I put chokes on everything and upgraded to a Yaesu FT-1000. I paid &#36;189.95 in 2020 and the current price is &#36;239.95.<br />
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I’m asking &#36;140.00 plus shipping. CAT NOT INCLUDED!<br />
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<br />
Wipe out Noise and Interference!<br />
<br />
Place a null up to 60dB deep on any type of noise<br />
<br />
Plug your station antenna into the MFJ-1026 and your antenna system turns into a directional receiving array!Â  You can place a null up to 60dB deep on any type of noise and interference arriving from any single direction and wave angle.<br />
<br />
Wipe out interference and noise before it gets into your receiver!<br />
<br />
It works on all modes -- SSB, AM, CW, FM and frequencies from 1.5 to 30 MHz<br />
You can instantly change from nulling to peaking a signal at a push of a button and improve weak signal reception!<br />
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Wipe out all types of Noise ... lightning crashes from distant thunderstorms, severe power line noise from arcing transformers and insulators, lamp dimmers, touch controlled lamps, electric drills, motors, industry process, TV birdies...<br />
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Strong local ham overloading your sensitive receiver?<br />
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Cant copy your QSO? Cast a deep null on him and literally take him out -- you wont even know he's there. You can dig out a weak station hidden under a powerful one on the same frequency!<br />
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Null out your local AM broadcast station. Underneath, you might find an exotic distant station on an island you've never heard of.<br />
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Works on SSB, AM, CW, FM, RTTY, SSTV, Packet and Pactor -- all modes.<br />
It works on all frequencies from 1.5 to 30 MHz, including all MF and HF amateur bands and shortwave broadcast.<br />
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Interference much stronger than the desired signal can be completely removed without affecting the desired signal.Â  Prevent overload by canceling noise before it gets into your sensitive receiver.<br />
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The MFJ-1025 is effective with all types of interference on all modes.<br />
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Signals can be peaked or nulled.Â  The MFJ-1025 and your antenna can electrically "rotate the array" while the antennas remain physically stationary ... adjust both direction and wave angle of null or peak.... change from nulling to peaking with the push of a button... ignore mutual coupling effects as phase and level are adjusted.<br />
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Use the MFJ-1026 as an adjustable phasing network. You can combine two antennas to give you various directional patterns and improve receiving signal levels.<br />
Examples... two verticals become steerable array... your beverage and your transmitting antenna can enhance weak signals...two parallel staggered Beverage antennas can improve front-to-back ratio or steer nulls.<br />
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Connects between transmitting antenna and transceiver. To null, adjust amplitude and phase controls for minimum S-Meter reading or lowest noise. To Peak, push reverse button. use built-in active antenna or an external one. Has near constant amplitude phase control.<br />
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RF sense T/R switch bypasses your transceiver when you transmit. Adjustable delay time.Â  Use external antenna to null or peak signals.<br />
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