Mcbazel Surecom SW-114 SWR RF Field Strength Test Meter with SO-239 UHF Connector for CB Operation

(1503 reviews)

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  • Joe A. R

    > 3 day

    This unit works for me and my Xiegu G90 real well. What more can I say. It did not have written instructions as to how to operate it, but I did find a good video on line that was well done.

  • War Pig

    20-04-2025

    The little antenna for the field strength meter came apart but it was easily fixed, needed to be resoider.

  • Adolfo R.

    > 3 day

    Un instrumento básico, pero de gran ayuda. Me permite realizar los ajustes necesarios.

  • Pat Chachulski

    > 3 day

    Do not waste your money!

  • Jon

    Greater than one week

    Works great

  • Max Oldham

    > 3 day

    First of all, the 4 stars is for an economical quick and dirty solution. Im not saying its 4 stars compared to having a reference receiver and a calibrated power meter. I didnt see any other low-cost options for doing the kind of testing Im doing. Full disclosure: Im using it off-label for UHF not CB so if that sounds crazy or just too different from your situation, stop reading here. The instructions that came with it clearly say its for CB. Because Im using it off label for UHF I dont expect to use it as an SWR meter. I use it mainly to tell if other peoples UHF radios are at least as powerful as the minimum required for our terrain. I have several UHF radios to test and its giving me relative indications, repeat relative. All I can do is tweak the knob to adjust attenuation until I can read levels from both radios, one after the other. First of all for 2 of my handheld UHF radios that Id previously measured conducted power roughly 3 db different from one another, this unit seemed to give relative field strength readings that were in the same ballpark. In another attempt involving 2 other UHF radio models, it tipped me off that one of the radios is more powerful than I thought, and another less powerful (I thought I was testing 2 pieces of junk but actually one of them is better than expected).

  • Giovanni Haff

    Greater than one week

    Basic SWR meter for CB.

  • MLK

    > 3 day

    I have a 4 Watt CB and this unit says it puts out 10+ watts of power. My other meter indicates 3.9 Watts for the same radio. This makes all the functions of this meter questionable.

  • James K Andrews

    > 3 day

    No directions

  • Pauline

    > 3 day

    Hubby had me buy this for his ham radio setup. He said it works, and does what he needs it to do but it is cheap. For the price he is satisfied but will be purchasing something better quality to better meet his needs/wants.

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