Mcbazel Surecom SW-102 Digital VHF/UHF 125-525Mhz Antenna Power & SWR Meter

It is easy to hookup and run. Battery stays charged for a long time, instrument shuts down automatically after a few minutes saving battery charge.

I bought this meter due having issues with a Latnex meter not correctly calculating SWR. Seems the Surecom is no different. Apparently, the newer models have this issue. Older models do not. Contacted Surecom about this and was a waste of time. ZERO help. Kept asking how many output watts does my NanoVNA put out. It doesnt put any watts out! Im not a radio expert by any means but I feel Im pretty confident I can read a cutting chart by a antenna manufacturer and can measure twice and cut once. I dont think I can get the SWR exactly to 1:1 on two different antennas. I think its an issue with the advertised frequency range. I checked it on a ham frequency of 146.52 and got a 1.72 SWR. Some of that could be the antenna isnt tuned for that frequency but it shows it can report something other than 1.0. This antenna was checked with a NanoVNA that was calibrated just prior to the test. Notice the difference in SWR between the SW-102 and the NanoVNA in the pics.

Excellent, love it!

Hard to figure out, and understand, but works well!

Bought this meter after setting up a 2 meter / 70cm base station. Meter is plug and play. First tested on a dummy load then on a new Diamond X30 base antenna. Love that it shows wattage, frequency and both forward and reflected power all on one screen. Love this meter.

Very good unit I have a second one on the way.

Excellent meter for GMRS. Only downside it the short battery life.

Really like it. Works great. Comes with pl259 adapters.

nice meter

Came with nothing ..had to order 2 more times to figure out the parts to make it work. Then it never worked and I missed the window to return so I git stuck with a paper weight that cost way more than 60 bucks after ordering everything to hook it up. Didnt even come with the ground plain.