MFJ Enterprises Original MFJ-260C Dummy Load, 300 Watt, 0-650 MHz, Dry
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Ellis C.
Greater than one weekok
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aardvark2004
> 3 dayworks great
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L. F. Lederer
> 3 daySeems a bit flimsy, but had no problems using it on a 200+ watt transceiver. Its 50 ohm input impedance measured well within tolerance.
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David Chapaman
> 3 dayDoes what it is suppose to do
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c333horne
> 3 dayGreat product and service
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J. Bowser
> 3 dayWhat can I say, its a big resistor in a box! You would think that they could have the greenest newbs assembling these but maybe I give newbs too much credit. I opened the box and found one of the case screws started at about 30 degrees from straight on and only screwed about half way so the screw was sticking out a good 1/4. I removed the screw and installed it straight and fully without any issues but it seems ridiculous that something this simple was brushed over at the factory.
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Michael Dobson
> 3 daySo far its been great
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Shaofu Chang
> 3 dayDummy loads and antenna analyzer are the two tools youll go to everytime your radio gives you hiccups. The dummy load simulates a perfect antenna that can be used a reference point. I was originally going to give this a zero star review because it arrived to me open circuit. Inside a dummy load is a resistor. A non-inductive, pulse withstanding resistor, typically of this price level its a carbon composition or a carbon pile with horrific temper coefficients, but still. a 50 ohm 10% resistor. Mine was an open circuit, which I detected from my analyzer... thank god I didnt put it directly to my radio. The case was aluminum but the mating surfaces wouldnt conduct. I disassembled both resistor mounting brackets, after checking continuity and getting nothing. rubbed everything shiny with 0000 steel wool. reassembled, perfect. However the 259 bulkhead cant see it. I had to take the bulkhead off, polish the metal surface, reinstall/solder the bulkhead, and now R = 53. I essentially had to rebuild it from a full disassembly. Whoever put that hand written green QC sticker on it never tested. you know what they say, MJF = mighty fine junk Always test your equipment before using them to test something more expensive. cheers. KN4GEI
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The Last White Truck Driver
> 3 dayWhenever I want to cuss another trucker out, I unscrew my antenna and screw this in, then let him have it. This way he cant hear me. Works out for both of us
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Kindle Customer
Greater than one weekSmall and hides well. Functions as advertised.