MFJ-941E MFJ941E MFJ Enterprises Original HF Antenna Tuner with Mini Cross Meter, 300 Watts

This is the 2nd 941e I have purchased in about 30 days. Each one arrived in sparkling condition but neither one would perform as an antenna tuner. The meter would not function on either. My meter on the transmitter (TS530S) functioned fine but zero response on the meter. The TS530S has a max operating wattage of 100 and the switch to and from 300 did not affect the meter. However, MFJ customer service responded to me about other models and had difficulty, 3 times today, even finding the model I was having problems with and kept telling me, strange.... or do you have it installed right. Yes, it is installed correctly and that is why I can transmitt in bypass. Jeez! I think I will spend an extra 100 to 200 and buy a decent tuner.

Tunes my antenna system quite well. Easy to learn how to get the capacitance and inductance working together to achieve good SWR. I use it to tune my dipole antennas so that Im not having to take them down and put them back up over and over again while trimming them.

Versatile tuner can work with any antenna. Does not need external power (unless you want the adapter for the light) A little over ten inches wide and 3 inches high. Has selector for two coax antennas and can be switched to tuned or bypass. also has connection for external dummy load. I needed to download and print the instructions from the MFJ website at www.mfjenterprises.com/manuals

easy to use and works as described. tnz NoQES

like the ease of operation dislike the small cross needle meter. all in all a good tool at a fair price

Just a little large but and excellent piece of equipment,, Used immediately and it worked without any cause for concern,,, Tuned a short end fed wire on a 9-1, un-un perfectly the first time,,,

Works like a dream !!!!

Very easy to install and use . I love the cross needle SWR And POWER meters when transmitting constant displays reading. KN4BHS

Easy to operate. My 3rd one.

This is the second one of these that I have owned. The first one had issues with the plates in the capacitors arcing, and many of the screws on the SO239 connectors were loose. This one has no such issues. But while examining this one as you always want to do with any MFJ product, I found that the ISO239 for coax jack #1 had never seen any solder, and the ISO239 for the transmitter was a cold solder joint. This prompted me to clean the solder from all connectors and solder them again. The power meter is generous, but this is a minor detail. I love this unit and wouldnt hesitate to purchase another to work on as always. One thing I still plan to do is use heat shrink tubing on the wires tapped to the coil. Bare wires running close to one another has never been something Ive felt confortable seeing. Oh and Im not sure what the one person was talking about that said this has a yellowed light in the meter. I pulled it and looked. The unit I got has a bright white led which lights the meter bright and clear.