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March 10, 2015 at 2:58 pm #858LNR adminKeymaster
Discussion about the Mountain Topper assembled unit by LNR Precision
June 1, 2015 at 2:36 pm #981no-na-meParticipantI have a couple of questions on the MTR manual.
What is high SWR at 5w level? Above 2:1? 1.5:1 ?
There is mention of attenuation in section on RIT; is there attenuation? if so how?
Very happy with the rig so far.
Ken – WA2FBNSeptember 3, 2015 at 6:11 pm #1075ronlagroneParticipantGot the Mountain Topper and the MTR 3 Band EndFed Antenna at the Huntsville Hamfest. Took it to Morton Hill (W4A/VR-001), Calhoun County, Alabama on 2 Sept 2015. Powered the rig with a fresh nine volt battery so it was running about 2.5 watts. Had tuned the Antenna in the backyard the week before in the same sloper configuration with the far end up 15 feet and the near end just 2 feet off the ground. Was able to get 19 contacts, most on 40 meters. Worked 20 and 30 meters for at least 4 contacts each. The QTHs ranged from FL to NJ and out to AZ. I am a CW/SOTA beginner using a leg key. The rig performed excellently, and the SOTA chasers are very generous folks. This was a great purchase, and I am very happy with the radio and antenna combination. Ron-N4SFR.
October 21, 2015 at 8:16 am #1208KB2HSHParticipantI purchased one of the first 100 MTR that LNR was selling, and I have to say just how thrilled I am with the radio. I recently sold my Alinco SR8T, so for a while, the MTR is and will be my “main rig” in the shack. (Antenna is LNR EF-10/20/40)
Last night, I did something that I had never been able to do with OTHER radios in the past: I was able to hear the NCDXF beacons on 14.100 MHz. The RX on the Mountain Topper is so good that it was quite easy…my FT-817ND couldn’t do it, nor could the SR8T. Also, last night on 30m, S57V was calling CQ and with 5w I was able to get him with ONE CALL.
Outstanding job!!!
November 5, 2015 at 8:41 pm #1282KE0FIDParticipantJust recieved my Mountain Topper and just want to know what size and type of plug fits in the antenna jack ?? The documentation makes no reference as far as I can see.
Thanks.
November 26, 2015 at 4:43 pm #1407ve3vxoParticipantI read on the AT sprint forum that the MTR has a problem with locking up in freezing temperatures. Is this being looked into? I sent a message to your support email address asking that my order not be shipped until this issue (which seems to be a firmware problem) is fixed and the updated firmware is flashed to the rig. I got no response from support.
Joe
November 28, 2015 at 10:59 am #1409N7EDKParticipantI don’t know if this has been asked here or not……
Is the MTR 5 band going to be offered here complete and ready to go like the 3 band model is now ?? Thanks…Ed
November 30, 2015 at 6:02 pm #1410kb2sdrParticipantEd,
I believe Steve made mention of turning it over to LNR in one of the Yahoogroup posts. I will glad when he does, I have been collecting the radios. I always seem to miss the production runs because I don’t frequent the groups everyday.
73
Jason
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