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Cool, but the site is all in Russian and as far as I can see, they only post to Russia, Belorussia, Kazakhstan etc.

Do the old trick that antique Radio and TV restorers use. Insert a 12 volt lamp of the appropriate current in series with the radio. If the radio draws three amps Max find a 12 volt dome, light tail

> > All leads were/are sound.

That is the oddity, there is no short across the 12v pins yet a high current demand on connection. Clearly my ohmmeter doesn't deliver enough voltage to energise the inner workings. I have not opened

It's avaliable on lab599.ru site, price is about 120USD. Haven't seen yet any opinion who bought it on Russian radio forums. I'm left handed, not planing to buy it. Reminds me Chinese key

I want one as well, but you will have to wait until the war is over.

Hi Andrew. I sent you a Mail at the Mail Account shown in QRZ.COM Vy 73 de Ralf, DL1BAX

If there's a short inside the GX12 connector at the end of your supply wire then that will also allow a bulb in series to light to full brightness. Have you open that connector up yet to check it? 73

Hi all. I confirm; mine too. Best 73 F5NFB - Jo.

I've had a thought George! With the GX12 plug, it's possible that either one or both of the pins haven't been latched into place properly and could have caused the soldered connection to fail, and a

Both of mine buzz from the mic on power on

Just done another test, inserted a 12VDC lamp in series and it iluminates at full brightness, showing some form of short inside the radio. I am now handing the radio back to the supplier. As another

There it a total trade ban in place at the moment here in the UK with any Russian company. That said, thanks to the Consumer Rights Act of Parliament: If a product has been repaired or replaced and

Unfortunately this sort of thing occasionally happens in the manufacturing processes.? As you mention, it frequently manifests in a "batch" format: Something goes wrong ... a group of units is

Thats unfortunate, perhaps you got a bad batch. I have 2 and have been using them almost daily for digital work, no issues so far.

Yeah, check for short across the pins and got about 200-Ohm when tested in the field. After testing at home there is no short across the pins. All is fine with the cable but when I connect to the

Did you check for short circuit between the +ve pin and ground on rig itelf, or from +ve of the power cable to ground on the rig? Just want to rule out possibility of short in the GX12 plug as per

maybe its worth opening up the power connector to make sure that the wires insides aren't shorting, those pins inside the connector are pretty close to each other.

No, the radio has been treated with all due care and respect during transport, operation etc. It was working fine, I powered it off to preserve battery power until time to start working and it refused

I've just checked mine, and positive to ground is open circuit. You haven't somehow let the antenna connector or anything touch +be at all have you? Or reversed polarity at some point?