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I wouldn't recommend. It's essentially just one if the cheap keys that can be had from Amazon and eBay for ?30 to ?50 or so, but manufactured with built in GX12 connector. Far better option is

Hi everyone, I was contemplating buying the CW-500 key when it's in stock :) but before I place the order was looking to see if you would recommend buying it. ?I have the Begali traveler key which is

Same problem here. ?The other thing you may notice if you monitor your audio is when using the ptt to go into transmit the first few seconds of audio are very low. ?If you watch the alc you will see

The W2ENY adapter is wired for the electret version of the lab599 pinout , not the dynamic IIRC Marc

I have the exact same experience with a dynamic single-sided Heil Pro Micro headset wired up to pins 2 and 6 for microphone, and 1 and 4 for speaker. I'm using an adapter by W2ENY and just tested with

Hello, still for sale? Can you contact me at filiperosa me.com thanks, filipe

The ARRL end-fed half is a great kit, and super easy and fun and quick to build. End-Fed Half-Wave Antenna Kit arrl.org Sent from my phone.

For a pretty robust but much more affordable option for an EFHW antenna I could recommend the ones from Coffee and Ham Radio. https://coffee-and-ham-radios.square.site/

Re antenna - there's so so many choices for a workable portable setup, I like a 17' chameleon whip, with a tripod mount, either ground radials, elevated radials or a faraday cloth ( wolf river coil

You might consider the Kx33 Low-RFI AC Power Supply from Pro Audio Engineering ( https://proaudioeng.com/products/pae-kx33-low-rfi-ac-power-supply/) with their adapter for the TX-500. It runs the

If you want a power supply just got the radio, get this: Kx33 Low-RFI AC Power Supply for HF Transceivers - Pro Audio Engineering proaudioeng.com If you want a power supply for your shack (additional

Hello all, I am relatively new to amateur radio.? I bought some cheap models to play around with.? I intend to take the technician exam soon (practice exams seem to be fairly easy for me), but I

I just did a RFQ thru Umtel. Initially I was told the chip was available, however when it came time to place an order I received an update stating they were no longer available as they were sold out.

Just got my tx-500 back from Lab599 US Service for audio chip replacement. Very happy to have it back! Everyrhing is in order and it works great. Turn around was about 6 weeks. I plan to put it right

Ian I understand your point. Maybe if a .01mFd cap is installed at the adapter between the earbud/headphone common and ground it would shunt the RF on the headphone shield to ground but not provide a

Does the mod need to be internal? It seems several people have had the problem running home brew adapters to just provide a stereo headphone socket when using CW. I’ve made mine up just picking up

It would be nice to hear from Lab599 about this issue. It would also be nice to see a circuit drawing of at least the audio section of the radio. Then knowledgeable hams could probably design a simple

Good luck. I've found most of those websites will state they have stock and then place you on a back order from the manufacturer, which isn't going to happen since they're no longer made. I tried a

Found this website when looking for stock. https://www.digipart.com/part/TDA7056AT%2FN2,518 I'm going to see if I can pick up a couple and toss them in a drawer, just in case. mike KO4BCN

Most everything uses these class D amplifiers that also have bridge tied load outputs (BTL) nowadays, and they're subjected to and withstand all kinds of environments. ? Evidently the "Additional