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CWS1/2 are CW STRINGS for keying from memory, they are not new if you long press CWR, it switches to CW. I think it saves your setting. I don't see CWR at all anymore and I'm fine w that , I assume if

I would like to see the mode CW as default instead of CWR. And there are two new items on the screen in CW mode CWS1 and CWS2 which are not yet in the manual.

Loaded 1.16.04.? With all the recent updates I didn't need to refresh myself on the procedure to get into loader mode. Now we need the manual updates to know how to use the new-shiny features.I've

Oooo, another firmware update, I like it. One thing I would like to see is the option to change the look of the "filter bandwidth" on the scope from a reversed display to a pair of vertical lines

Well, I tend to agree with Nick, KJTNWK concerning SOTA, etc. The tactical pack is quite nice and efficient. However, $400 is a bit pricey... I'll use what I have until I see some reviews. Larry

I missed that.? (8) 4400 mah 18650's while not expensive is nothing to sneeze at. Many have commented on the cost compared to other battery solutions.? I would fall in that category too when

I guess I shared a link for 18500s. Now I have to verify my last order. I’ll see my way out Nick Smith KJ7NWK

While I mainly use LiFePO4 these days as well, I wouldn't trust a website that states "they're the best". IMHO, this is just (bad) marketing. LiFePO4 has many advantages over LiIon batteries, except

Actually all of the 18650s I’ve purchased have been lifepo4 IFR18500 1200mAh 3.2v LiFePO4 Lithium Phosphate Rechargeable Batteries Flat Top(2pc) https://a.co/d/2TG8ZJR Nick Smith KJ7NWK

18650 == lithium ion

Changelog: - Reworked mode of operating with memory cells - Added setting of switching between memory cells: encoder or +/- keys Have fun and 73, Stephan

You are correct. My sincere apologies. It does state lithium ion on the HRO link. I can’t find anything that contradicts that. Nick Smith KJ7NWK

I'm trying to find that information.?? According to the webpage of a reseller that was posted here:? " Use replaceable 18650 lithium-ion batteries" Others have said it does in fact use LiFePO4 type

Seems to be a breakdown in your understanding of the lab599 Bo-500. It uses the safest battery tech, lithium iron phosphate. Your friend may have a great battery pack but it’s far too big for

A? ham friend who also has work experience with lithium batteries has made the strong case for LiFePO4 technology for safety and other reasons for years.?? He has made a LiFePO4 pack with over 11

Lab599 site says: * Aluminum radiator providing effective cooling of the transceiver Since Lab599 positions the TX-500 as being designed for harsh environments, I assume appropriate testing was done.

ordered one right away... the pack is perfect for my needs, comes with 18650s too!

Rodney, this was exactly my thought some time ago. The TRX will switch off the finals when too hot (happened to me), but the battery temperature is what worries me. Maybe they're well insulated

HRO is showing it as "drop ship from factory". So they are just the pass through. I'm curious to hear and see this in the wild. Heat distribution is my main concern. First, from the radio, second from

Interesting that HRO hasn't committed to stocking them.? Maybe they think the price is excessive, too. 72 de W6BFK