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What mode did you do it in? It should be around 20 at 100 watts but if you
were on AM, it only puts out 25 watts, and if you were on 440 where it only
puts out 50 watts you probably would only see around 11 or so. If you were
on FM or CW, on 100 watts, it should be more than that. I can't say exact I
don't have my power supply with meters anymore but I believe when I did
someone told me it was 19.5 or so, just under 20 amps. SSB is hard to
measure, because of the same reason it's hard to measure SWR.
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From: "Junior Lolley" <[log in to unmask]>
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Sent: Sunday, August 10, 2014 12:28 PM
Subject: ts2000 info requested
> When the ts2000 is keyed down how many amps does it pull?
> I just checked mine and it is only pulling 11 amps.
> Thanks for the info.
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