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Hi Stephan, I would like to have one if still possible 73 de Axel, DL7VEA

Just notice the email addresses are cut on the board. So my email is: df6pa at darc dot de 73, Stephan -- DF6PA Stephan Forth Licensed since 1978 TX-500, IC-703, FT-817ND https://www.qrz.com/db/DF6PA

I have a friend with a 3d printer, I would very much appreciate the files! I'm guessing shipping over seas is going to cost an arm and a leg, not to mention taking forever! email sent!

Hi Chris please have a look at my answer I sent Bob a few minutes ago. Same applies to you :-) email: df6pa at darc dot de 73, Stephan -- DF6PA Stephan Forth Licensed since 1978 TX-500, IC-703,

Hi Bob I am not sure if sending them over the ocean is worth the fun. Do you have access to an 3D printer? I could send the printfiles. I got the file from Lab599 a long time ago. I always asked them

Hi Stephan :-) please do so, df6pa@... is fine. 73, Stephan -- DF6PA Stephan Forth Licensed since 1978 TX-500, IC-703, FT-817ND https://www.qrz.com/db/DF6PA

Stephan, I'd love to get one, I wonder what the shipping is like from your location to the US? 73, Chris, AD8F

I'd love one! Shipping costs are fb om. TIA es vy 73 om de Baab w9ya

Hi Stephan, I would be happy to get one, even I still wait for the transceiver. The green color looks fine to me. I like bright colors when doing SOTA, you'll spot it better in nature. Well, green is

Hi I have three prototype covers (3D printed) for the TX-500. Don't want to put them in the trash bin. Will give them away for free (shipping costs highly appreciated). They are printed from a design

Hi Uli have a look at: https://lab599.com/upload/Lab599-TX-500-adapters-wiring-diagram.pdf 73, Stephan -- DF6PA Stephan Forth Licensed since 1978 TX-500, IC-703, FT-817ND https://www.qrz.com/db/DF6PA

Sorry to bother you - i could not find the schematics on the manufactures homepage or elsewhere - can you give me a hint? Thank you, 73, Uli DD5UK

If a circuit calls for a polarized cap, you can substitute for a non polarized. It is just a matter of cost control when in design. 73, de Steve W0ARK wrote:

Good to know. I had a selection of caps so I picked the one they specified. If I need to make another data cable for the TX-500, I'll pick one that is physically smaller and easier to integrate!

There is no reason to use polarized, other than cost of the cap. wrote:

"If I were looking for a 10uF cap, I would choose a non-polarized ceramic one, such as this" I went with a 10uF polarized cap because the schematic specifically showed a polarized cap. I am curious if

Send a request to Lab599, perhaps?? https://lab599.com/support/

Where could I find a "blocks diagram" and/or schematics of the TX-500. I have always studied this kind of? documents about the various transceivers and other electronic gears I owned in order to

Although not as elegant, and definitely not wireless, as the forthcoming Lab599 and Brewer3Ddesign (KB7MDB) battery options, I did a quick AA battery pack for my TX500. It sandwiches three 3-pack AA

Very nice: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ERxTXh6Zb5s Before two weeks i've had a similar idea. Using alloy, mill the housing and put battery and a charge controller inside. But waiting for the TRX.