Can confirm, larger meter is great :).

That is fantastic work. These look great.

Glad to see you back on the tube, and great looking new versions! Success!

I do like the bigger meter very much and the battery version also very good work.

I'm very happy with mine.

Ó melhor dê todos os tempos

The use of averaging in the detector vs True RMS can lead to errors when responding to noise. Also the notch bandwidth can affect readings. Errors of several dB aren't unheard of. (saw about 2 dB difference when checking with a True RMS analog meter) Great though for alignment.

Our public safety communications consortium has been providing recommendations on test gear to have on hand for basic servicing of 2-way radio gear. This year we added spectrum analyzers w/tracking generator. The cost for an IFR or Motorola service monitor is way too high for the smaller volunteer fire departments and EMS groups. I was wondering how valuable of piece of gear a sinad meter would be? One tech working for a larger FD had an older model piece of kit called “Sinadder3”” or something similar. Most agencies are using a combination of narrowband analog and P25 digital . Some are using a combo of narrowband analog and DMR (aka “MotoTRBO”) which is TDMA digital. Some are VHF High Band (150-170MHz) / UHF (450-470MHz) and UHF-T (470-520MHz) / 700-800MHz. I’m far from being a tech with any skill, I’m a mere ham amateur radio operator.. so I thought I’d ask!: Any thoughts on the use of a Sinad Meter for these environments /situations? Thank you! 73 from the USofA.

I like the big meter good for my poor old eyes.

how do i buy battery meter?

Can you make the meter scale available for download?

hello do you have any more of your meters left

Can I buy the kit from you ? To build one

hi do you have any of these meters left for sale thanks

Are these still available?