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Thanks guys, yep tried the relay cleaning procedure a couple of times, will try again. The pcb boards seem secure, not sure how that would affect single bands? But worth a try. Thanks for the tips, as

Pop the covers off, check that the PCB mounting screws are still tight, seems some rigs can work the screws loose. John VE7KKQ

Try a relay clean procedure - turn off - hold up/down buttons - turn on. You may need to do this a few times. It puts a small current through the band pass filter relays to clean their contacts. If

Strange issue just occurred with my 2 year old FT857D.? Rig operating fine on RX and full TX power on most bands but suddenly stopped all TX on 14Mhz and 10Mhz. Zero power out on all modes on these

I too have an LDG Tuner, Z-11, Pro II. Some notes: [1] I do NOT leave it on full automatic because it will sometimes retune in the middle of a QSO!! Not fun. I have it set on Manual all the time

Thank you all who responded with advice. And that advice is to go with Chris Day's CAT from New Zealand. Thanks again, 73, Jim W6JIM Sent: Sunday, June 19, 2022 6:18 AM To:

You said: “ I have an LDG AT-100ProII connected to an 857D with a homemade interface cable.” Has your tuner ever operated with your “homemade interface cable” as the manual says it should? I

That's what the documentation says, but that's not what happens. Yes the tuner will key the radio but the power is not reduced. The only way I can get it to work is by manually going to menu 75 and

Correction, if you use the tune button on the TUNER, with the correct interface cable and power to the tuner, the tune button on the tuner will “Automatically reduce power, switch to the CW mode,

Rob, If I remember correctly, you can set the radio to cut the power back but you have to manually key the radio if you’re using an interface cable with the LDG tuner. I think you also have to set

Sorry if this has been "asked-and-answered" but I've been through all the previous topics and didn't find a conclusive result. I have an LDG AT-100ProII connected to an 857D with a homemade interface

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I bought one of Chris Day's earlier CAT displays long ago. It has worked flawlessly for many, many years, every day. Last year I got one of the Chinese ones at a local hamfest for my FT-897 because I

5103881604 On Sat, Jun 18, 2022 at 21:47, Adrian Fewster<vk4tux@...> wrote: I disagree, the 1:1 swr does mean a 50 ohm resistive load. 50 + 0j. As I mentioned, indicated alc is minimal and

Try the Radio on a 50ohm dummy load first? before getting any further? into this discussion . You could have anything from a Plug to a relay to and SWR unit in line causing a minute amount of + or -

Have you set the menu on the radio to use the MH-59A8J? It’s menu 059 and needs to be set from NOR to RMT before plugging the MH-59 in. Also, the MH-59 is a hot mic compared to the default mic. For

The first question is are you measuring this into a dummy load or into and antenna?? If memory serves me correctly, you will see a bit of power drop, into a dummy load on 12 and 10 meters, probably

I have on from New Zealand and I can tell you that the customer service is top notch and they are very responsive and good to work with. I had an issue with the CAT cable connections and they helped

Hello group, I have seen several different versions available.? Manufactured in New Zealand and China. Wondering what anyone has tried and likes? Just looking to increase visibility. ?73,

Is the rig hooked up to a tuner/antenna or a dummy load. Could be a mismatch using tuner/antenna combo.Rig will automatically roll back power to protect finals. A 1:1 swr does not mean a 50 ohm load