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

Avoid this unit. Nearly impossible to read, no useable instructions, awkward menu system - very inconsistent measurement. I do not recommend, and in fact I returned it within a few days.

Does the job easy

Absolutely a must have item if you are getting into ham radio or gmrs. If you plan on installing radios or changing antennas, this tool lets you know if the antenna and cable is a good match for the radio. I had to purchase a couple of adapters to be able to test different handheld radios and a dummy load to test how much power the handheld and mobile radios are putting out. Some handheld radios needed a SMA Female/Male to RP-SMA Female/Male RF coax adapter connector kit to be able to test different radio to antenna configurations. All in all great device and comes with what is needed for most mobile radio antenna combinations. The pictures are of everything that I have needed to check a radio to antenna so far, not everything pictured is included with purchase of this meter.

Wow. I got this SWR meter for my HAM radio system, and it does an amazing job. It is worth every penny (I paid less than $50 include shipping). It has VSWR reading as well as extra reading such as forwarding power, reversed power, and percentage of forwarding power. It EVEN has a frequency counter which is very useful determine if your radio modulation is correct. All these features in one jam packed unit which is easy to use. I had to get a couple adapters such as N/PL/SMA connectors to test out my radios and antennas. Lots of fun. A great way to maximize your radio systems. The unit is also solidly build with strong metal casing. Probably the best radio SWR/Power/Frequncy meter on the market at a low price.

This is what you need to fine tune your radio antenna for maximum transmitting output,

Easy to use

Works great. It is small and compact and can take anywhere you go. SWR readings agree with my $300 antenna analyzer.

I bought this to see what kind of power I was getting. Turns out Im getting more power than this can read, (120W) which is a great thing. I have it permanently setup and its still kicking after a month. I should mention that I dont have a dummy load so I cant be that accurate.

It seems to measure swr ok but slightly off by a few digits but on power its off big time. Like a brand new radio out the box that is supposed to be 65 watts this thing only shows 51 watts. Tried it on various vhf radios with the same results. Not sure if it looses calibration after a while but mine is way off.

Works really well and pretty accurate.