LDG Z100 Auto Tuner With Icom Cable

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LDG Z100 auto tuner with Icom cable<br>This is a used piece of equipment<br>.<br>Ships via USPS Priority mail<br>International sales welcomed and ship through the eBay Global Shipping Center.<br>Shipping times will vary if going out of the country. Specified delivery times listed on the ad is to US addresses and will also vary.  The eBay Global shipping center is included in that and not the final destination outside of the US.<br>The information listed below is from the manufacturers website and does not reflect what is included in the sale.  It is for reference use:<br>Congratulations on selecting the LDG Z-100 tuner. The Z-100 provides fully automatic antenna tuning across the entire HF range for less than the cost of many manual tuners. It will tune dipoles, verticals, Yagis or virtually any coax-fed antenna. It will match an amazing range of antennas and impedances, far greater than some other tuners you may have considered. Also, it consumes very little power making it ideal for battery-powered operations.<br>LDG pioneered the automatic, wide-range switched-L tuner in 1995. From its laboratories near the nation’s capitol, LDG continues to define the state of the art in this field with innovative automatic tuners and related products for every amateur need.<br>Features<br>Automatically matches antennas from 6 – 800 ohms impedance, or a 10:1 SWR<br>Can be powered by a pair of 9 volt transistor radio batteries in series, providing hundreds<br>of tuning cycles<br>Very low current consumption: 300 mA during turning, nearly zero current (effectively<br>off) when not tuning. Your Z-100 is ideal for battery-powered operations.<br>Uses latching relays, retains tuned setting indefinitely even when power is completely<br>removed<br>Tunes from memory in less than one half second. A full tune will take from 1 to 6<br>seconds.<br>