MFJ Enterprises Original MFJ-945E 1.6~60 MHz Mobile Antenna Tuner w/Watt Meter & Antenna Bypass Switch. 300 Watts
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Dennis V
Greater than one weekTuned my antenna like a charm. No complaints.
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MOHAMMED E ALMADANI
> 3 dayAAA++++
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bswooden
> 3 dayWorks perfectly on a wide range of antennas. Always get a good 1.5 SWR or lower.
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SR73BV
> 3 dayWorks great
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theosus
> 3 dayI had this in the 90s when I was into CB Radio. It worked beautifully, but it didnt have the bypass switch then. With this and my RCI2950 radio I got all kinds of contacts. I had a full wave square copper loop antenna I built for about $50, which was 8 feet or so on a side. The MFJ tuner helped me fine tune the antenna, and I worked all up and down the east coast, into Canada, and even made a few contacts in Europe, all on 8 watts. So its not just for Hams, if you have a CB and want to talk long distance, this tuner will help you out. Now that Im getting my Tech and General license for Amateur Radio, Ill be buying another one, because I sold my original a long time ago.
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Bob - Florida
10-06-2025This is a great little antenna tuner. I realize it only handles 300 watts, I have a 100 watt HF rig. If you cant work the world with 100 watts then you are doing something wrong. I would recommend this to any of my Ham buddys. And for you CBers, out there, this also handles the 11 meter (CB) band so you too can match your antenna to your CB rig. 73s Bob KV4NF
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Dstock
> 3 dayWill match thin air !
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Bud
> 3 dayI like no dislike Works great Drops the swr To very low Good company I have 90 percent mfj H
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STEVE W
> 3 dayWorks as expected. Great on 10 and 6 meters. Running 50-100 watts without any issues.
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cleverusername
> 3 dayTunes my end fed half wave antenna to <1.5:1 SWR on all bands from 80-10 meters. Tuning is fairly simple, and its kind of fun to twiddle the dials around like an old timer instead of using an autotuner. It will probably tune on 6 meters as well but my radio wont. Will probably also do 160 meters but my antenna wont.
