MFJ 934 is an antenna tuner and artificial ground system that will match any transmitter or transceiver to virtually any antenna. It has a special circuit that cancels the reactance of a ground lead or counterpoise, and reduces problems caused by RF "in the shack". The MFJ-934 tuner section uses a "T" network and covers all bands between 160 and 10 meters. This network will work with dipoles, inverted-vees, verticals, mobile whips, beams, random wires, and many other antennas. The MFJ-934 has rear panel connectors for coaxial, single wire or two wire feedlines.
MFJ 934 is an antenna tuner and artificial ground system that will match any transmitter or transceiver to virtually any antenna. It has a special circuit that cancels the reactance of a ground lead or counterpoise, and reduces problems caused by RF "in the shack". The MFJ-934 tuner section uses a "T" network and covers all bands between 160 and 10 meters. This network will work with dipoles, inverted-vees, verticals, mobile whips, beams, random wires, and many other antennas. The MFJ-934 has rear panel connectors for coaxial, single wire or two wire feedlines.
MFJ 934 is an antenna tuner and artificial ground system that will match any transmitter or transceiver to virtually any antenna. It has a special circuit that cancels the reactance of a ground lead or counterpoise, and reduces problems caused by RF "in the shack". The MFJ-934 tuner section uses a "T" network and covers all bands between 160 and 10 meters. This network will work with dipoles, inverted-vees, verticals, mobile whips, beams, random wires, and many other antennas. The MFJ-934 has rear panel connectors for coaxial, single wire or two wire feedlines.
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