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Glen, Answer to your questions: 1. Yes you can use another mic - I use a FiFine (Internet PC Mic) and the connector accessory (Search this group) 2. DigiRig have the adaptor and interface for digi

The.package also includes the TX-500. -- 73, Norm/KC1BMD

Thank you Joshua. Yes, I know i have been out doing POTA with my 3Ah LiPo battery and had it lower than 10.0V without any issues. I too hope I find the issue. Thank you

I know the quick replies are stacking up here and no resolution yet. So, sorry for yet another. I typically run my LiPo for my TX500 down to 9V and have no issues with it. I hope you find the

ve3ega, yes that price is steep! I do want that amp though (PA500). I have been tinkering with the Micro PA50 using RF sensing. Seems this is a no-no to many and I can reason why. I will try with the

For those using the mAT-10 Automatic Tuner, is there a DC-DC charger available? I'd like to use the same battery to change it as I use to power the TX-500. wrote:

In my shack, Energy is reserved for the transceiver. I've been using manual ATU like my TEN TEC 2544 or in portable with my EMTECH ZM-2. 73 F5NFB - Jo

Good eye. Let me switch to main power. Usually keep my shack running off battery and solar but we have snow today. I did run my FT-991A off of this same battery and made contacts both SSB and FT8

Have you tried using mike in ssb, AM mode or key in cw mode other than just the tone key feature?

The display says it's only receiving 10.0 VDC.? Is it possible that the voltage is so low the radio won't transmit? - Trevor, N6TJL

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Good idea but the only problem is I had the current update on the radio when I dropped it. Will check for split. And also have it to display power output and even put it up to a dummy load with an

After doing factory reset, did you update to latest firmware too. Perhaps a weird combination of button pressed when you dropped the mic on it caused a glitch and the update might clear it. Check

Thank you and Stephan. Good to know that is not the problem. Not to search for what is causing it to have no transmit power.

Just checked mine and as I thought, a short across the BNC is correct. M3KXZ [email protected]> wrote:

Hi Matt, I just measured the BNC of the radio and it has a DC short, so this might not be the problem. 73 Stephan

What should I check?

You can not check like that.

I did a factory reset on the radio to remove any doubt of a menu setting and still no power on transmit. From my understanding and based on my other radios there should be no short between the the

Remember a DC short across centre pin and ground is not an RF short. You mentioned a mic was dropped on the radio; are you sure it's hasn't just pressed a button and changed a menu setting? 73 de