

MFJ-941E MFJ941E MFJ Enterprises Original HF Antenna Tuner with Mini Cross Meter, 300 Watts
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bosn
Greater than one weekNo manual
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Darren L.
> 3 dayI am disappointed given the good reviews this tuner got. The wattmeter was not calibrated when arrived. it was off by about 20%. Isnt it supposed to have been done before it left the factory? Also, the reading differs by about 10% between 10m and 20m when the same power is used in both bands. I do not have a chance to try the tuning function yet.
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Jose A. Tuero
Greater than one weekI bought it in the hopes that come spring, and the snow is gone, Ill also get to put up my 80 to 10 meter antenna bought through Amazon. The antenna along with the tuner should prove to be a welcome addition to my shortwave radio shack.
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Phillip R Burk
> 3 dayWorks as advertised. However, I did find that the knobs needed to be tightened properly to prevent damage to the components within the chassis.
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J. Fiedler
Greater than one weekWorks like a dream !!!!
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Verified Customer
> 3 dayWorks great. Tunes my antenna quick and easy. You could probably tune your rain gutters or a coat hanger with this tuner.
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AlVal
Greater than one weekThis tuner has been excellent of tuning in my balanced and unbalanced antennas.
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Richard Hillbun
> 3 dayI bought this as additional tuner to my MFJ971 which is a great little tuner. The 941E has a difficult time tuning everything the 971 does and IM not sure wise. I would not buy the 941E again.
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davit
> 3 dayworks great
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Jbird
> 3 dayThis is a nice antenna tuner that must have missed the QC step or it was made late Friday afternoon. The box has a switch to connect the transmitter to a 50 ohm dummy load or various antennas. The switch has two dummy load position. One of them ( the tuner in line position) did not work even after repeated switch flips . Minor point but the antenna switch is uncomfortably hard to throw. MFJ can do better than this. Im going to get another one but check it out thoroughly...possible take the cover off and give it a good visual and ohm check before I harm my Transmitter.