It looks like the AA-200 fits the bill for me. The AIM 4170 is nice, BUT,
hauling around a PC to use it is a major drawback.
Thanks for all the replies,
73, Dick, W1KSZ
> From: dpsalas@tx.rr.com
> To: towertalk@contesting.com
> Date: Thu, 5 Mar 2009 14:43:49 -0600
> Subject: [TowerTalk] Antenna Analyzer Suggestions Solicited
>
> I used an MFJ-259B for a long time (probably 10 years) and it served me
> well. However, a couple of years ago I bought an Array Solutions AIM4170.
> This is a lab-grade instrument which really spoiled me. If you are an ARRL
> member, you can read the August 2007 QST review on this. The disadvantage
> of this analyzer is that you must have a laptop to use with it, so it is not
> as convenient as you'd like if you do a lot of measuring/adjustments right
> at the antenna. Another excellant analyzer instrument is the RixExpert
> AA-200. I also have one of these (also available from Array Solutions), and
> it is great for carrying around. QST had a review on the AA-200 in the Aug
> 2008 QST. My AIM4170 is a permanent fixture in my home electronics lab, and
> the AA-200 is my carry-around analyzer. I'd highly recommend either (or
> both) of these analyzers.
>
> Phil - AD5X
>
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