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The Mcbazel Surecom SW-112HF is a compact, high-precision RF meter designed for professionals and enthusiasts alike. It measures forward and reflected power plus VSWR across a wide 1.5-60 MHz frequency range, supporting up to 120 watts. Featuring an easy-to-read analog meter with LED backlight and a rugged, water-repellent IP67 design, it delivers reliable, accurate readings in any environment—making it an essential tool for mastering your HF signal performance.
| Asin | B0DDGD2Y2X |
| Best Sellers Rank | 41,853 in Business, Industry & Science (See Top 100 in Business, Industry & Science) 12 in Solar & Wind Energy Power Meters |
| Brand Name | Mcbazel |
| Colour | Black |
| Compatible Devices | 1.5 - 60 MHz frequency compatible devices |
| Connectivity Protocol | HF |
| Country Of Origin | China |
| Customer Reviews | 4.1 4.1 out of 5 stars (193) 4.1 out of 5 stars |
| Item Dimensions D X W X H | 8.8D x 8W x 5.9H centimetres |
| Item Weight | 383 Grams |
| Manufacturer Part Number | msc-030121 |
| Model Number | msc-030121 |
| Number Of Packs | 1 |
| Product Features | Power-Saving Mode, User-Friendly Design |
| Tuner Type | HF |
| Unit Count | 1.0 count |
| Water Resistance Level | Water Repellent |
| Waterproof Rating | IP67 |
User
Nice little Meter that’s affordable :D
I’m Delighted with this little Power/SWR Meter. It’s a Unique design of a nice Quality that functions perfectly! I’d definitely buy it again as it’s a nice one and it’s affordable. I’m building up my equipment and needed something reasonable price while still being accurate and this fits the bill perfectly. Thank You! PS Im quite Fussy too having done Signal stuff for a living and yet I think it’s pretty good for not a lot of money :)
User
A Joy to use
Great Little set easy to follow instructions
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Not great.
Worked well for 3 months then the needle started to twitch erratically and needle red paint has flaked.Generally poor.We all know the score, buy cheap, buy twice.
User
Great
Great piece of kit, once you get used to the new way of Swr-ing, not like in the 80s fwd/rev. Instructions could be better.
User
Cool
Very good
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Great value
Really good quality meter fora decent price!
User
Good product
Nice piece ok . Accurate and straight forward to use .
User
A1 great product
exactly as described & fast delivery
User
Seriedad y veracidad. Todo OK
el envio ha sido rápido, producto es nuevo. Todo perfecto.
User
Great valuem
So far seems great after over a year non stop powering mi Icom Radio at my Ham station.
User
Uitstekend !
PERFECT !
User
très bon appareil de mesures du tos et watts bien précis
très bon tos mètres watts mètres donne bien le taux d'onde et les watts du poste radio je le recommande a toutes personnes
User
Worth the cash to me; great meter for QRP
I bought the SW-112HF to measure the output of a Xiegu X6200. (I continue to have doubts about the efficacy of that radio ;-) ) I needed something more accurate than the cheapo SWR/power meter that I have for the station here.In all, it's a rather weird little collection of switches. Having an on/off switch is the weirdest part. The rest of it, the calibration switch & pot are another story, especially since it's a basic 'Stockton' meter circuit (which would work great as a cross-needle meter system).It appears to measure the output pretty correctly. The IC705 (which radio I trust does indeed crank out 10W on external power) reads as 10W on the SW-112. The X6200 reads ~7.5W out at full-tilt (8W) and the X5105 gets a bit over 5W (I trust the X5105 to be fairly accurate). A G90 gets a full 20W read at full power too. So there is a basic accuracy for ham use.As an SWR meter it works fine, once 'calibrated.' So that much is worth the crust. The instruction sheet is printed in 5pt type but at least the instructions are legible and in decent English. (Opposite side of the sheet is in Mandarin.) Even without the sheet it's a manageable meter set up.In all not a bad meter. Can't use it on the 500W radio but what the heck, at least I know how my QRP stuff is working and the accuracy of the Xiegu boxes. So five stars, considering the price.
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