POWER / SWR METER CB Radio 100 Watts w/ 3 Jumper cable - Workman SWR3P & CX-3-PL-PL

Works as described

It needs much better instructions, its been 20 years since Ive had to use one and I was really lost

I had to take it apart to make a adjustment. Something loose no big deal. It works great now. Well worth the money.

I am an old RADAR maint. man (USAF) so Im no stranger to the problems the Standing Wave Ratio can cause on transmission lines. I picked this unit for its ease of use and other reviews. It was not a mistake, it does everything necessary for good performance

Works very well very easy to use. Appears to be very well made. Would recommend it for anybody to tune in there in cb radios.

Ordered this item along with other items from this seller and was not happy with either.The meter was missing the control knob that adjust the set point.This is how it was before i even opened the package.I figured oh well i can just turn the thing anyway without the knob.Wanted to send it back but it does function as stated and that was the only thing wrong here.It did come with a good quality 3ft connector coax and i was happy with that.

This combination dual SWR meter was exactly what I needed to tune my CB to the antenna. It worked perfectly. The plus side was that the jumper cable was included and it arrived so quickly. Once the antenna was trimmed to the desired length and the SWR on the CB was calibrated, I decided not to leave it in line (permanently installed). Those who desire to do so, may, the meter(s) does not interfere with the operation of the CB.

Quick shipment. Good packaging. Works great! Will recommend to anyone. Does everything it promised as per description. Highly recommended to anyone.

Ok, its likely someone buying one of these already knows how to use it, but why include instructions that are worthless? And who wrote these? I mean they are REALLY bad. Use these instead: [...] Very happy with the actual product though, and the price. Included is the jumper, which is nice.

For the price you cannot go wrong. Everyone will tell you do no trust the SWR meters built into some CBs. This is the old school and best way of calibrating/tuning your CB. After a few takes I was able to get my SWR to within 1 and 1.1