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Thanks Pete. I tried searching but nothing yet on it. -- 73, Norm/KC1BMD

Same here Norm. I read an explanation some time back but can't remember exactly what it was. Something to do with the power adjustment operating at a couple of different points in the output chain if

Maybe I'm the only one to observe it? -- 73, Norm/KC1BMD

Agreed, I misunderstood and was not ruling out mechanical issues. Would be interesting to see what Marc (KC9WIB) finds out after the firmware update. -- 73, Norm/KC1BMD

Norm, I did not intend for this to imply 20m/40m band exclusivity, but rather simply, that it was not on only one band. With that in mind, I do not believe a mechanical fault should be ruled

I have some 24 AWG I might try.?Has anyone tried (and been successful) soldering 2 wires onto a single GX-12 pin? I might need to do that on a GX12-6 where there will be 5 wires soldered. -- 73,

Due to the special feature of the internal signal conversion, there may be a certain number of frequencies that can be heard in the headphones as clicks. This is not a hardware problem, it is the

After updating to 1.16.06, it appears after a few trials, that my problem is resolved- stay tuned ( pun intended) for more thorough testing 2 points for Tom! Marc

Here's a couple short examples on 20 today I couldn't get it to jump on 10 or 40 now. I will update to the latest firmware now and retest - this is 1.14.08 Marc

If it’s only on 2 bands, and it’s happening during receive , to me that sounds like a firmware issue. 73, Tom, N2YTF Sent by phone, please forgive my brevity and poor typing.

It seems that typically between 20 and 24 AWG is used,?a 20-gauge copper wire with PVC insulation can typically handle a maximum voltage of around 300 volts and a maximum current of around 3.5 amps,

Strange that it was only noticed on those two bands. I would think some mechanical issue would surface on any band. -- 73, Norm/KC1BMD

Anybody know the recommended (or largest that would fit) wire gauge for fabricating cables with GX-12 connectors? -- 73, Norm/KC1BMD

Hello OM's, I tinkered with different films and tools. Finally I was successful. I am using an anti-glare film provided for tablet computers by a German company. With professional cutting tools I

So what is causing this problem? Mine is fine and I suspect I have used my radio far more often than a lot of people here. This is under all types of weather conditions and temperatures, in both wet

I was concerned that this might happen to mine but hadn't heard of any reports until now? This radio really should have had an optical encoder for the vfo rather than the cheaper type fitted. That's

Yes - same experience here it jumps in the opposite direction randomly when tuning waiting on parts from USA service

I have noticed the last several times using the rig that the tuning knob is producing some unexpected behavior making me think it could going bad. When tuning up in frequency I will be watching the

Good idea. I usually take a peak at that when I am transmitting just to see if I’m outside of the 1:1 SWR reading. I also want to note It is also a little small to see in daylight. ?Lol!

When menu item *22 (TX Metr)* is set to display PWR, it also shows the SWR number to the right of the power graph - nice! It would also be nice if when the setting is set to SWR that it also show the