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    Automatic Antenna Tuner FC-30 Installation Instructions Tank you for your purchase of the made! FC-30 Automatic Antenna Tuner, designed speci HE/VHE/UHF Transceiver. The FC-30 includes a eaoling fan to ensure thermal stability of lly forthe FT-897 critical matching elements within iss compact ease. The FC-30 Automatic Antenna Tuner responds to control commands from the FI-897 Transceiver, providing imicroprocessor-based impedance matching on the 160 through 6 mefer Amateur bands. On the HF and 50 MHz bands the impedance matching range is from 16.502 to 1500 (up to 3:1 SWR). Accordingly, the FC-30 should rot be expeoted to match “long wire” type antennas unless you have taken specific design steps to ensure that the impedance presented to the FC-30 is within these specifications, Please refer to the FT-897 Operating Manual for operating instructions. Rear Panel Information “Connect the interconnecting Control (Cable from the FT-897 to this min- iarure DIN connector. °O°e Use this “M” type ("S0-239° jack for 6 © S This © gpe (/S0-239") coaxial jack TJ Cometon ft raccomectagcontia | g decommodas he ae apt fr ca fomibe Ta9T ig Foso Interconnections to FT-897. (7 sna Pree (percent acaone Sunpiee OL ANF eouzcx, BAMORALMEICLMLTHUES. ‘Various setting By changing the configuration of an intemal DIP switch, you may change the RF signal path (to enable the FC- 30 both on receive and transmit), and you may also

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