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Zetagi Transmatch TM 1000
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I have been given one of the above but I cannot operate it ( I can operate a std meter) I would be very pleased if anyone could please advise how to use it as 1 - a swr meter and also how to use it as 2 - a matcher TIA Eugene |
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Re: Zetagi Transmatch TM 1000
"DB01" <eugene.osullivan@virgin.net> wrote in message news:Tr8Wg.6669$yf2.1178@newsfe5-win.ntli.net... > Hi > I have been given one of the above but I cannot operate it ( I can operate > a std meter) > I would be very pleased if anyone could please advise how to use it as 1 - > a swr meter and also how to use it as 2 - a matcher > > TIA > > Eugene > The matcher goes between your radio and your antenna. If you are using a linear or external SWR meter, the matcher is the last piece of equipment that goes before the antenna. Tcvr - Amp - SWR - Matcher or ATU - Antenna The swr needs to be set on forward and then you key the mic. Adjust the control knob to send the needle to the set position. Then switch it to REF then this will give you your SWR. Using the matcher or ATU, all you need to do is adjust the knob or knobs to lower the SWR reading. The thing to remember is that all the Matcher or ATU is doing is fooling your Tcvr into seeing a 50 Ohm load. HTH Andy |
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Re: Zetagi Transmatch TM 1000
bang!
mike "deBaser" <a1debaser@ntlworld.com> wrote in message news:xQaWg.7717$Or2.4317@newsfe7-gui.ntli.net... > > "DB01" <eugene.osullivan@virgin.net> wrote in message > news:Tr8Wg.6669$yf2.1178@newsfe5-win.ntli.net... >> Hi >> I have been given one of the above but I cannot operate it ( I can >> operate a std meter) >> I would be very pleased if anyone could please advise how to use it as >> 1 - a swr meter and also how to use it as 2 - a matcher >> >> TIA >> >> Eugene >> > > The matcher goes between your radio and your antenna. If you are using a > linear or external SWR meter, the matcher is the last piece of equipment > that goes before the antenna. > > Tcvr - Amp - SWR - Matcher or ATU - Antenna > > The swr needs to be set on forward and then you key the mic. Adjust the > control knob to send the needle to the set position. Then switch it to > REF then this will give you your SWR. > > Using the matcher or ATU, all you need to do is adjust the knob or knobs > to lower the SWR reading. The thing to remember is that all the Matcher or > ATU is doing is fooling your Tcvr into seeing a 50 Ohm load. > > HTH > > Andy > > > |
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Re: Zetagi Transmatch TM 1000
what??
"mikeFNB" <mikefnb@moc.dlrowltn> wrote in message news  cdWg.12451$w07.7085@newsfe6-win.ntli.net...> bang! > > mike > > "deBaser" <a1debaser@ntlworld.com> wrote in message > news:xQaWg.7717$Or2.4317@newsfe7-gui.ntli.net... >> >> "DB01" <eugene.osullivan@virgin.net> wrote in message >> news:Tr8Wg.6669$yf2.1178@newsfe5-win.ntli.net... >>> Hi >>> I have been given one of the above but I cannot operate it ( I can >>> operate a std meter) >>> I would be very pleased if anyone could please advise how to use it as >>> 1 - a swr meter and also how to use it as 2 - a matcher >>> >>> TIA >>> >>> Eugene >>> >> >> The matcher goes between your radio and your antenna. If you are using a >> linear or external SWR meter, the matcher is the last piece of equipment >> that goes before the antenna. >> >> Tcvr - Amp - SWR - Matcher or ATU - Antenna >> >> The swr needs to be set on forward and then you key the mic. Adjust the >> control knob to send the needle to the set position. Then switch it to >> REF then this will give you your SWR. >> >> Using the matcher or ATU, all you need to do is adjust the knob or knobs >> to lower the SWR reading. The thing to remember is that all the Matcher >> or ATU is doing is fooling your Tcvr into seeing a 50 Ohm load. >> >> HTH >> >> Andy >> >> >> > > |
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Re: Zetagi Transmatch TM 1000
no bang!
me mate told me to put one of these last inline after me burner. cause it kept chattering. well that was the last noise its O/P's made! I've heard worse mike "deBaser" <a1debaser@ntlworld.com> wrote in message news:EodWg.7840$Or2.4307@newsfe7-gui.ntli.net... > what?? > > > "mikeFNB" <mikefnb@moc.dlrowltn> wrote in message > news cdWg.12451$w07.7085@newsfe6-win.ntli.net...>> bang! >> >> mike >> >> "deBaser" <a1debaser@ntlworld.com> wrote in message >> news:xQaWg.7717$Or2.4317@newsfe7-gui.ntli.net... >>> >>> "DB01" <eugene.osullivan@virgin.net> wrote in message >>> news:Tr8Wg.6669$yf2.1178@newsfe5-win.ntli.net... >>>> Hi >>>> I have been given one of the above but I cannot operate it ( I can >>>> operate a std meter) >>>> I would be very pleased if anyone could please advise how to use it as >>>> 1 - a swr meter and also how to use it as 2 - a matcher >>>> >>>> TIA >>>> >>>> Eugene >>>> >>> >>> The matcher goes between your radio and your antenna. If you are using >>> a linear or external SWR meter, the matcher is the last piece of >>> equipment that goes before the antenna. >>> >>> Tcvr - Amp - SWR - Matcher or ATU - Antenna >>> >>> The swr needs to be set on forward and then you key the mic. Adjust the >>> control knob to send the needle to the set position. Then switch it to >>> REF then this will give you your SWR. >>> >>> Using the matcher or ATU, all you need to do is adjust the knob or knobs >>> to lower the SWR reading. The thing to remember is that all the Matcher >>> or ATU is doing is fooling your Tcvr into seeing a 50 Ohm load. >>> >>> HTH >>> >>> Andy >>> >>> >>> >> >> > > |
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Re: Zetagi Transmatch TM 1000
"deBaser" <a1debaser@ntlworld.com> wrote in message news:xQaWg.7717$Or2.4317@newsfe7-gui.ntli.net... > > "DB01" <eugene.osullivan@virgin.net> wrote in message > news:Tr8Wg.6669$yf2.1178@newsfe5-win.ntli.net... >> Hi >> I have been given one of the above but I cannot operate it ( I can >> operate a std meter) >> I would be very pleased if anyone could please advise how to use it as >> 1 - a swr meter and also how to use it as 2 - a matcher >> >> TIA >> >> Eugene >> > > The matcher goes between your radio and your antenna. If you are using a > linear or external SWR meter, the matcher is the last piece of equipment > that goes before the antenna. > > Tcvr - Amp - SWR - Matcher or ATU - Antenna > > The swr needs to be set on forward and then you key the mic. Adjust the > control knob to send the needle to the set position. Then switch it to > REF then this will give you your SWR. > > Using the matcher or ATU, all you need to do is adjust the knob or knobs > to lower the SWR reading. The thing to remember is that all the Matcher or > ATU is doing is fooling your Tcvr into seeing a 50 Ohm load. > Would I be right in assuming you've never actually seen a Zetagi Transmatch TM 1000? If you had you would know that the process you described is totally useless! |
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"BlackKnight" <terry.37@nospamemail.com> wrote in message news:45299530$0$1353$834e42db@reader.greatnowhere. com... > > "deBaser" <a1debaser@ntlworld.com> wrote in message > news:xQaWg.7717$Or2.4317@newsfe7-gui.ntli.net... >> >> "DB01" <eugene.osullivan@virgin.net> wrote in message >> news:Tr8Wg.6669$yf2.1178@newsfe5-win.ntli.net... >>> Hi >>> I have been given one of the above but I cannot operate it ( I can >>> operate a std meter) >>> I would be very pleased if anyone could please advise how to use it as >>> 1 - a swr meter and also how to use it as 2 - a matcher >>> >>> TIA >>> >>> Eugene >>> >> >> The matcher goes between your radio and your antenna. If you are using a >> linear or external SWR meter, the matcher is the last piece of equipment >> that goes before the antenna. >> >> Tcvr - Amp - SWR - Matcher or ATU - Antenna >> >> The swr needs to be set on forward and then you key the mic. Adjust the >> control knob to send the needle to the set position. Then switch it to >> REF then this will give you your SWR. >> >> Using the matcher or ATU, all you need to do is adjust the knob or knobs >> to lower the SWR reading. The thing to remember is that all the Matcher >> or ATU is doing is fooling your Tcvr into seeing a 50 Ohm load. >> > > Would I be right in assuming you've never actually seen a Zetagi > Transmatch TM 1000? > > If you had you would know that the process you described is totally > useless! > > You're right Iv never seen or used a Zetagi Transmatch. The process I have "described" is one that I use with an ATU. How much difference can there be? Andy |
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"mikeFNB" <mikefnb@moc.dlrowltn> wrote in message news:l2gWg.4322$9K1.4287@newsfe3-win.ntli.net... > no bang! > > me mate told me to put one of these last inline after me burner. > cause it kept chattering. > > well that was the last noise its O/P's made! > I've heard worse > > mike > > Sorry Mike, please explain Andy |
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Re: Zetagi Transmatch TM 1000
"deBaser" <a1debaser@ntlworld.com> wrote in message news:jdmWg.16229$pa.4143@newsfe2-gui.ntli.net... > > > You're right Iv never seen or used a Zetagi Transmatch. The process I > have "described" is one that I use with an ATU. How much difference can > there be? > > Andy > > > The TM1000 makes no sense what so ever. My mate has got one. Vie lent him a proper ATU |
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Re: Zetagi Transmatch TM 1000
"Alan" <no@one.special> wrote in message news:XJoWg.10613$6C2.5679@newsfe6-gui.ntli.net... > > "deBaser" <a1debaser@ntlworld.com> wrote in message > news:jdmWg.16229$pa.4143@newsfe2-gui.ntli.net... >> > >> >> You're right Iv never seen or used a Zetagi Transmatch. The process I >> have "described" is one that I use with an ATU. How much difference can >> there be? >> >> Andy >> >> >> > > The TM1000 makes no sense what so ever. My mate has got one. Vie lent him > a proper ATU > > i had one a few years ago, but i cannot remember the knobs on it, i think there are two knobs, but i get the feeling there is one that is switchable as well. to get the swr reading you turn one knob untill the needle on the meter for that knob reaches near the end of the scale then your swr reading is read from the other meter. can you get a picture of the TM 1000, and let me know what knob is for what. (i need my memory jogging) |
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Re: Zetagi Transmatch TM 1000
"bongo rule" <-deeeenoregistrar@hotmail.co.uk_> wrote in message news:04qWg.4028$L.1583@newsfe4-gui.ntli.net... "Alan" <no@one.special> wrote in message news:XJoWg.10613$6C2.5679@newsfe6-gui.ntli.net... > > "deBaser" <a1debaser@ntlworld.com> wrote in message > news:jdmWg.16229$pa.4143@newsfe2-gui.ntli.net... >> > >> >> You're right Iv never seen or used a Zetagi Transmatch. The process I >> have "described" is one that I use with an ATU. How much difference can >> there be? >> >> Andy >> >> >> > > The TM1000 makes no sense what so ever. My mate has got one. Vie lent > him > a proper ATU > > i had one a few years ago, but i cannot remember the knobs on it, i think there are two knobs, but i get the feeling there is one that is switchable as well. to get the swr reading you turn one knob untill the needle on the meter for that knob reaches near the end of the scale then your swr reading is read from the other meter. can you get a picture of the TM 1000, and let me know what knob is for what. (i need my memory jogging) i got a pic from ebay, lots of info but no instructions. in my 1st post i said i know how to use a swr meter. i need to know how to use the zetagi which has FIVE knobs and 1switch T (i'm not holding my breath) IA |
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"bongo rule" <-deeeenoregistrar@hotmail.co.uk_> wrote in message news:04qWg.4028$L.1583@newsfe4-gui.ntli.net... "Alan" <no@one.special> wrote in message news:XJoWg.10613$6C2.5679@newsfe6-gui.ntli.net... > > "deBaser" <a1debaser@ntlworld.com> wrote in message > news:jdmWg.16229$pa.4143@newsfe2-gui.ntli.net... >> > >> >> You're right Iv never seen or used a Zetagi Transmatch. The process I >> have "described" is one that I use with an ATU. How much difference can >> there be? >> >> Andy >> >> >> > > The TM1000 makes no sense what so ever. My mate has got one. Vie lent > him > a proper ATU > > i had one a few years ago, but i cannot remember the knobs on it, i think there are two knobs, but i get the feeling there is one that is switchable as well. to get the swr reading you turn one knob untill the needle on the meter for that knob reaches near the end of the scale then your swr reading is read from the other meter. can you get a picture of the TM 1000, and let me know what knob is for what. (i need my memory jogging) NB and it has TWO meters |
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"deBaser" <a1debaser@ntlworld.com> wrote in message news:jdmWg.16229$pa.4143@newsfe2-gui.ntli.net... > You're right Iv never seen or used a Zetagi Transmatch. The process I > have "described" is one that I use with an ATU. How much difference can > there be? > You also missed the point that the O/P knows how to use an SWR meter and told him what he already knows! |
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"DB01" <eugene.osullivan@virgin.net> wrote in message news:4msWg.4456$9K1.2274@newsfe3-win.ntli.net... > > "bongo rule" <-deeeenoregistrar@hotmail.co.uk_> wrote in message > news:04qWg.4028$L.1583@newsfe4-gui.ntli.net... > > "Alan" <no@one.special> wrote in message > news:XJoWg.10613$6C2.5679@newsfe6-gui.ntli.net... >> >> "deBaser" <a1debaser@ntlworld.com> wrote in message >> news:jdmWg.16229$pa.4143@newsfe2-gui.ntli.net... >>> >> >>> >>> You're right Iv never seen or used a Zetagi Transmatch. The process I >>> have "described" is one that I use with an ATU. How much difference can >>> there be? >>> >>> Andy >>> >>> >>> >> >> The TM1000 makes no sense what so ever. My mate has got one. Vie lent >> him >> a proper ATU >> >> > > i had one a few years ago, > but i cannot remember the knobs on it, > i think there are two knobs, but i get the feeling there is one that is > switchable as well. > to get the swr reading you turn one knob untill the needle on the meter for > that knob reaches near the end of the scale then your swr reading is read > from the other meter. > > can you get a picture of the TM 1000, and let me know what knob is for what. > (i need my memory jogging) > > i got a pic from ebay, lots of info but no instructions. > in my 1st post i said i know how to use a swr meter. > i need to know how to use the zetagi which has FIVE knobs and 1switch > > T (i'm not holding my breath) IA > > i cant help you with that one m8. mine had two or three knobs. or two or three knobs and a switch. i have found one on ebay. is this the one ? http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ZETAGI-TM-1000...mZ270037237359 |
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"bongo rule" <-deeeenoregistrar@hotmail.co.uk_> wrote in message news:5ouWg.8966$aZ3.6245@newsfe2-win.ntli.net... "DB01" <eugene.osullivan@virgin.net> wrote in message news:4msWg.4456$9K1.2274@newsfe3-win.ntli.net... > > "bongo rule" <-deeeenoregistrar@hotmail.co.uk_> wrote in message > news:04qWg.4028$L.1583@newsfe4-gui.ntli.net... > > "Alan" <no@one.special> wrote in message > news:XJoWg.10613$6C2.5679@newsfe6-gui.ntli.net... >> >> "deBaser" <a1debaser@ntlworld.com> wrote in message >> news:jdmWg.16229$pa.4143@newsfe2-gui.ntli.net... >>> >> >>> >>> You're right Iv never seen or used a Zetagi Transmatch. The process I >>> have "described" is one that I use with an ATU. How much difference can >>> there be? >>> >>> Andy >>> >>> >>> >> >> The TM1000 makes no sense what so ever. My mate has got one. Vie lent >> him >> a proper ATU >> >> > > i had one a few years ago, > but i cannot remember the knobs on it, > i think there are two knobs, but i get the feeling there is one that is > switchable as well. > to get the swr reading you turn one knob untill the needle on the meter > for > that knob reaches near the end of the scale then your swr reading is read > from the other meter. > > can you get a picture of the TM 1000, and let me know what knob is for > what. > (i need my memory jogging) > > i got a pic from ebay, lots of info but no instructions. > in my 1st post i said i know how to use a swr meter. > i need to know how to use the zetagi which has FIVE knobs and 1switch > > T (i'm not holding my breath) IA > > i cant help you with that one m8. mine had two or three knobs. or two or three knobs and a switch. i have found one on ebay. is this the one ? http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ZETAGI-TM-1000...mZ270037237359 YES |
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But if you goto http://www.zetagi.it leave them a message on their site, they will forward you a Pdf manual FOC, got one for a friend's amp and Psu last week, they are very quick to reply, about 2 days normally. Even if it has been out of production for a while. Mick. "DB01" <eugene.osullivan@virgin.net> wrote in message news:Tr8Wg.6669$yf2.1178@newsfe5-win.ntli.net... > Hi > I have been given one of the above but I cannot operate it ( I can operate > a std meter) > I would be very pleased if anyone could please advise how to use it as 1 - > a swr meter and also how to use it as 2 - a matcher > > TIA > > Eugene > |
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"deBaser" <a1debaser@ntlworld.com> wrote in message news:jdmWg.16229$pa.4143@newsfe2-gui.ntli.net... Ooooh, nasty bad mouthed person. If you don't like my comments you know what you can do, and yes you are killfiled already! |
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"BlackKnight" <terry.37@nospamemail.com> wrote in message news:452af0d9$0$1351$834e42db@reader.greatnowhere. com... > > "deBaser" <a1debaser@ntlworld.com> wrote in message > news:jdmWg.16229$pa.4143@newsfe2-gui.ntli.net... > > Ooooh, nasty bad mouthed person. > > If you don't like my comments you know what you can do, and yes you are > killfiled already! > > Good coz no love lost there poofta boy. Andy |
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"Biker of the Year" <hamford@tiscali.co.uk> wrote in message news:egefhl$oqv$1@reader01.news.esat.net... > > > But if you goto http://www.zetagi.it leave them a message on their site, > they will forward you a Pdf manual FOC, got one for a friend's amp and Psu > last week, they are very quick to reply, about 2 days normally. Even if it > has been out of production for a while. > > Mick. >> >> > >Thanks Mick |
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"DB01" <eugene.osullivan@virgin.net> wrote in message
news:9U2Xg.13435$L.6776@newsfe4-gui.ntli.net... > > "Biker of the Year" <hamford@tiscali.co.uk> wrote in message > news:egefhl$oqv$1@reader01.news.esat.net... > > > > > > But if you goto http://www.zetagi.it leave them a message on their site, > > they will forward you a Pdf manual FOC, got one for a friend's amp and Psu > > last week, they are very quick to reply, about 2 days normally. Even if it > > has been out of production for a while. Try http://www.zgitaly.it/ http://www.zetagi.it sell anti rust and weather protection products. |
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"Alt Beer" <null@null.nul> wrote in message news:IH6Xg.24027$w07.11885@newsfe6-win.ntli.net... > "DB01" <eugene.osullivan@virgin.net> wrote in message > news:9U2Xg.13435$L.6776@newsfe4-gui.ntli.net... >> > Try http://www.zgitaly.it/ > > http://www.zetagi.it sell anti rust and weather protection products. Whooops, Sorry wrong URL, went on that site first. my mistake. This the email for Zetagi for Pdf news sheets etc. - info@zetagi.org Apologies to all. Mick. One last thing, I purchased a Bremi 1Kw linear from a boot sale over the weekend, do Bremi still exist, or have they been taken over by Zetagi? I need to get a manual for that, I have not fired it up yet, need to get some info, it weighs a ton. Mick. "Alt Beer" <null@null.nul> wrote in message news:IH6Xg.24027$w07.11885@newsfe6-win.ntli.net... > "DB01" <eugene.osullivan@virgin.net> wrote in message > news:9U2Xg.13435$L.6776@newsfe4-gui.ntli.net... >> >> "Biker of the Year" <hamford@tiscali.co.uk> wrote in message >> news:egefhl$oqv$1@reader01.news.esat.net... >> > >> > >> > But if you goto http://www.zetagi.it leave them a message on their >> > site, >> > they will forward you a Pdf manual FOC, got one for a friend's amp and > Psu >> > last week, they are very quick to reply, about 2 days normally. Even if > it >> > has been out of production for a while. > > > > Try http://www.zgitaly.it/ > > http://www.zetagi.it sell anti rust and weather protection products. > > |
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> ">>> >>> "Biker of the Year" <hamford@tiscali.co.uk> wrote in message >>> news:egefhl$oqv$1@reader01.news.esat.net... >>> > >>> > >>> > But if you goto http://www.zetagi.it leave them a message on their >>> > site, >>> > they will forward you a Pdf manual FOC, got one for a friend's amp and >> Psu >>> > last week, they are very quick to reply, about 2 days normally. Even >>> > if >> it >>> > has been out of production for a while. >> >> >> >> Try http://www.zgitaly.it/ >> >> http://www.zetagi.it sell anti rust and weather protection products. Thanx I have sent an email - hope it works |
