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Decided to keep my TX500. Don’t know what got into me. As a matter of fact it will go with me on a SOTA activation tomorrow. it is perfect for quick picnic table activations too. These are really

Due to a change in circumstances, I reluctantly need to put my TX-500 up for sale. However, this is more than just the transceiver. Included is a waterproof peli-style case, all the stuff that came

I understand Larry. ?Your KX-3 is more than capable for a short walk to a picnic table for POTA activation. ?I love POTA for that very reason as a 62 year old myself is not that physical of an

Pete, sorry... I mis-read your post the first time (senior moment?). I had deleted the post but the email was generated to the group (no way to recall that). My apologies and we are in

Well yeah, that's what I meant; range from 0 to 10% in increments...

Same, or would be good being and to select and option where power range went from 0 to 10%. 73 M3KXZ

Thanks for your data. I wish Lab599 would add a feature to reduce power below 10%, preferably in several steps. -- 73, Norm/KC1BMD

David Appreciate the advice. I still do SOTA and POTA but I just don’t need the smaller, lighter radio for the long treks. I have a KX3 that is plenty good for the job. I started SOTA 10 years ago

Good morning Larry, Have you tried POTA than SOTA. ?It's less strenuous. Or, going forward, you could always just use it in the shack with all those beautiful keys you built. ?:) If I sold mine

I have decided to sell my TX500. Getting too old for long treks in the woods. ‘It is in top notch condition and I am asking $950.00 shipped in CONUSA only. If you are interested search QRZ ?For

Hi, I get similar readings on my device, transmitting into a tinySAultra: BAND TONE TX500 tinySA FREQUENCY 80m NORMAL 0.8W 1.72W 3.530 DUAL 0.6W 480mW 40m NORMAL 0.8W

When set to 10% power output and keying with CW (or using Tone power also at 10%) into a dummy load, running latest firmware v1.19.01, I get the following display on the TX500 meter: BAND? ?

As a (mostly) CW operator, I rarely use the mic so I made a similar lead to connect my headphones directly to the radio. It was the first cable I made for the tx-500 as the supplied ones are

congrats on your new rig... i never use the mic as of late (requires a mono adapter in order to use headphones)... i took a g10 connector, pulled all unused pins, then wired in a 3.5mm jack.. works

If you look at the attachment you can see the pins 1 and 4 are used. ?I just used a stereo female jack of an old "Y" cable. ?You just need to ohm out the tip and shield wires and the third ring wire

David, Can you provide a photo of how the wires go and where? I’m not an electronics expert at all but I can do enough to get myself in trouble. That would be very helpful!!! 73, Ammed Ismail

Well, I took the plunge. Wished I had done it earlier as an early adopter a couple years ago and saved $250. Instead, I was excited with the QRP IC-705 which I still have. While the 705 has more

David, I’ve used a tuner with a similar setup before but this was 10ft of RG316 to the 49:1 with a 20m band half wave about 32ft. If memory serves SWR was just under 2:1…good enough for the

Hey Josh ? Wow your on this tread too? ?Nice! ?How did you connect up your TX-500? ?I can’t Zoom in on the iPhone app. Thanks PS Still enjoying your Elecraft T1 case on my POTA activations

Sometimes a simple half wave wire on the top floor corner room can fetch a QSO with TX from OH on 20m CW… Joshua N5FY Tufteln.com