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The MFJ-915 RF Isolator is a 1:1 current balun designed to be placed in line with 50-ohm coaxial cable and can be used in fixed station and mobile applications. It is rated at full legal SSB power.

The RF Isolator can reduce or eliminate stray RF often found on coax. This stray RF can cause burns and other problems with electronic equipment while reducing antenna radiation. Installation of an MFJ-915 RF Isolator can increase the efficiency of any amateur station.

The MFJ-915 is made up of 50 ferrite core beads placed on a 13-inch length of RG-303 coaxial cable. The coax and SO-239 connectors have Teflon insulation for maximum insulation and life of the product. The RF Isolator is enclosed in a Schedule 40 PVC pipe for strength and protection.

Note to buyer:

1. Review all photos carefully as they are part of the description per eBay policy.
2. Items sold as new, tested, and or working may be returned within 30 days of receiving if not satisfied with purchase (restocking fee may apply). Buyer is responsible for return shipping costs.
3. Items that are untested, for parts or repair, or unknown condition are sold as is and are non-returnable.
4. Items are sold as pictured. If it is not shown in the pictures it doesn't come with the item (i.e. power cords, attachments, tooling, etc.)
5. !! Most listings at the end include a GH and then a number for example ( GH119 ) OR ( A19 ) it is a internal stock reference number and not part of the items description Thanks GearheadSurplus !!

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