I think this is the best presentation I have ever seen, Thank You and 73's !

All these videos on manually tuning antennas makes me glad I ordered my MFJ-993B The auto tuners don't seem to cost much more than the manual tuners.

Thank you for the best presentation.73 from Lithuania.

Thanks for the feedback... I'm glad you found it useful.

thank you for the video,i'm waiting my, at mfj 945e, arrive and now i know how use,73 from brasil

Thanks, that was great. Very helpful.

Great little video. Thank you,

Very informative. Thank you

I was wondering if a setup like this could be done before ordering an analyzer and manual tuner. Thanks! ☺️Other videos show them used separately all the time.

Thank you. A very good presentation. N0QFT.

Thank you !

Many thanks Steve, on your talk on the manual antenna tuner. That Antenna analyzer do you have make it up as a kit? or does come with all the whistle and bells.

Thank you

I don't have an analyser, so had to make do with the meter. Also I charted the hf band edges and centres - there's enough change on my antenna to make that worthwhile. Analysers are expensive! I have this matcher for mobile, and a 949e for home - the latter is easily the better unit although it's very much larger.

Thank you for nice and easy and short presentation for how to use manual tuner , the qui ? If I am using dipole homemade tuned for 20m can i use tuner to mach all bands you mentioned without problems? ...73

I just bought this same model, and the reflective meter needle doesn't move unless I turn either the antenna or transmitter knob to 10.

Soooo…. When you changed out the analyzer for your radio, did the tuner setting need to be changed to keep the 1:1 SWR?

vert interesting. never ever learned how to use a manual tuner. I don't have your little toy on the side. I have an external auto on the ken wood. and on the 73oo I only have the tuner in the radio.. I do have an mfj older tuner setting on the shelf. guess .I will have to hook it to the seventy three hundred and try it. it is just radios are so expensive these days and to learn on a new radio just scares me

As a new amateur can someone explain to me how an analyzer can take the place of an antenna or am I missing something? I mean it looks like he only has the tuner and analyzer connected. Will the actual antenna have the same characteristics as the analyzer? Would not the best way to tune be to connect to the antenna, go off freq and tune up there? Sorry for the dumb question just trying to learn

Very interesting video, can you tell which way round the tuner and analyser is.