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Any idea how much power was being put out when you press the tone button? In firmware updates it's been set to reduce power to 50%. I wonder if RF got back into the rig at a level high enough to

Mine suffered an audio failure like that after less than a week of ownership. Supplier replaced it but that was within 7-days. Does sound like an audio chip failure. Contact support I guess or your

At least these are now made in the UAE so that gets the Russian lelement out of the supply loop. I certainly would not like to head in with a soldering iron with about 99% SMC in there...

Maybe interested in the amp. Not clear if any tuner integrated with amp (where it needs to be, after PA). Not interested in "channels" as a HF CW op... want the VFO knob. If they want to market also

If I remember correctly it does work straight out of the box, however the wiring of the sockets on the OEM headset adapter was not standard and required a stereo male to mono female 3.5mm adapter. I

The ic version works great but you’ll need the W2ENY adapter and push to talk. With that it’s all plug and play W2ENY Design Services w2eny.com Nick Smith KJ7NWK 5035803604

Sorry if this has already been answered but does the IC version work straight out of the box?

The translation ms are in the comments below each photo

Someone supposedly posted translations but I didn't see any, even clicking on the images. -- 73, Norm/KC1BMD

It was posted on the TX-500 lab599 Facebook group https://www.facebook.com/groups/429529321032697/permalink/1215297199122568/?mibextid=W9rl1R

Where are you seeing this ? i dont see anything on their websites

LAB599 | ?PRODUCTS MANUFACTURED BY LABORATORY 599 LLC Power amplifier RA-500 Power amplifier for transceivers of the TX-500 and Altai ATU series increases the output power up to 100 watts, which

From a recent photo on the FB group, it appears that Lab599 has been busy now with three variants of the transceiver: the original Discovery TX-500, the TX-500PRO and the Altai-ATU which has no-VFO

That was my point and I did look at the image you sent. -- 73, Norm/KC1BMD

Tom, I think if you look at the image I sent you that you can see that they are not trying to hid the electronic components, as the component numbers are fully available in the image. I don't think

When I worked for HP and after the product repair strategy largely changed from component level repair (with thru-hole components) to board exchange, the customers reacted negatively. The strategy was

I’ve worked on smaller stuff without specialized tools, but if someone wasn’t that confident they could use a rig like the one on p.37 of the Feb 2009 QST by KE6F to do it. Every so often someone

Tom, I'm sending you a link to a image of the TX-500 board. I think that you will agree that any work on this board would be problematic.

Tom, As I said, there are a few exceptions... Tuning knobs can be one of those. The key element here is that it's single board surface mount FRU. With few exceptions, if anything of consequence goes

Interesting. But you know every other manufacturer is also doing surface mount yet they still issue service manuals. And certainly a tuning knob is not a surface mount component. Perhaps with enough