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Internal power cable with switch box and connectors

Ruth's sister

Ruth's sister 160MHz 100W internal power cable

SKU CH-C5QT-VRYK8

A 160 MHz, 100 W SDR transceiver radio switch and antenna sharer kit with cables

  • Handles 100 W for strong RF signals
  • Operates at 160 MHz for VHF band use
  • TR switch enables antenna sharing between radios
  • Complete kit includes cables and signal device

160 MHz 100 W SDR switch kit

This kit provides an antenna sharer and TR switch box designed for software-defined radio transceivers. It includes the necessary cables and signal accessories for a complete setup. The unit handles RF switching duties in a single package.

Practical limits of the 160 MHz 100 W rating

The switch operates up to 160 MHz and handles 100 W of RF power. Exceeding either the frequency ceiling or the power rating risks damage or degraded isolation. Buyers needing higher frequency coverage or greater power handling must look elsewhere.

Highlights

  • Handles 100 W for strong RF signals
  • Operates at 160 MHz for VHF band use
  • TR switch enables antenna sharing between radios
  • Complete kit includes cables and signal device

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

Should I choose the 100W or 160MHz version?

This single kit combines both ratings — it handles up to 100 watts of RF power and operates at 160 MHz, so no separate versions exist to pick between.

What does the 100W rating mean once the switch is installed in my station?

It means the TR switch can safely route up to 100 watts from your transceiver to the antenna without overheating or arcing during transmit cycles.

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