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Sorry for the late reply. I took the radio out of my bag and there was a vertical crack in the glass. Radio works fine. I’ve since opened a contact with Lab599 and it is enroute for a replacement.

Bit of a lack of info Hank. What has broken? M3KXZ [email protected]> wrote:

I recall that there are plans to 3D print protective covers for this exact reason.? ?Quick ThingVerse search yielded this

This just happened to me. No idea how it happened. Do you remember how much it cost to get serviced?

It's always been like that, as far as I remember. Not exactly life or death stuff but a minor annoyance nonetheless.

Funny, I never noticed that because I run mine at full power all the time ;)

Yeah, I've noticed it too.

Fw rev. is now 1.23.09. I never got a reply from Lab599 after multiple attempts. Are there any other CW ops experiencing this? I cannot understand why anyone would want the AF Gain to be lowered when

Just refreshing this post: Curious whether anyone has done it using the TX-500 Kenwood protocol (e.g. for auto band switching, assuming the TX-500 command set supports it). -- 73, Norm/KC1BMD

Thank you for confirming Pete, yes I intended a straight key. Kind regards HB9IIA, Pier

Pier, the reason asked my previous question is that the CW Key Rev function only applies to paddles (either single or dual level) and reverses the sides for dits and dahs. For a straight key it does

Pier, can you clarify what you mean by a single key? Do you mean a straight key, or a single lever paddle? 73 M3KXZ [email protected]> wrote:

I‘m usually using a single key and switched it with one that has a reversed polarity. If I change the setting under menu=>CW Key=>Rev (Enabled/Disabled) nothing changes on the key input. One key

That stinks. Hopefully we can get some soon. Lab599 has always been quiet. I remember when i bought into the first release batch. Everyone was just hoping it wasnt a scam haha and they didnt

Never, it is supposedly replaced by the BP-550. I was never able to get the BP-500 and I don't expect to be able to get the BP-550, at least in the US from HRO. Questions to Lab599 go

Anyone know when these may become available in the US again?

There could also be a very small drop across the power cable which could be significant when measuring a few 10ths of a Volt. I don't think the developers were trying to provide a lab grade voltage

Hi Stephan, Thanks so much for answering my post. Perhaps if more users reach out to Lab599, we might get this feature in a future firmware release. 73, Steve NQ1F

Hi Steve, Thanks for your detailed measurements! About three years ago, I measured also about 0.3V difference to the "reality" (I used an uncalibrated and pretty old Fluke 87). In my case the shown

I discovered that the supply voltage readout on my TX-500 is not quite as accurate as I would like. I use a Bioenno BLF-1203AB battery and monitor the TX-500 supply voltage indication when it drops to