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Not the problem as both Cliff and myself have the bias set at 30...

That wasn't me....that was Gary, W9TD

As long as you have Tx/Rx param 2 set to 1, there should be no pops on keying. If you don't have Battery Monitor on, you shouldn't have any significant keying timing issues. -- 73, Dan? NM3A

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Yes, I was referring to your suggestion to check the forward bias setting. 73, Cliff, AE5ZA

You need to connect through a serial tool. I use putty to connect to the rig via the usbc port. Then Band Configuration is one of the menu options there. It's not on the rig menu system. Perusing the

Jacques, Thank you for the clarification. 73 Evan AC9TU

If you are referring to me....bias is at 30.....

Evan, it’s my understanding that 002 fixed one source of the pops but left a key up one. -- Colin - K6JTH http://tangokeys.com

My apologies if I wasn't clear. I did not mean to imply that all non US orders had been shipped. Only that quite a number of orders, both US and Non-US, got shipped today. The US/Canada have a

Hi No only the band config. 73's PA3EVZ Op 14 jul. 2023 22:48, om 22:48, Evan Hand <elhandjr@...> schreef:

I grew up on Mainframe computers in the late 60s. Worked for IBM FSD, but was contracted to Cal Tech JPL to program for the first moon orbiter tracking, guidance and data processing. We did it all on

I thought I read that the new 003 firmware release fixed the CW pops. 73 Evan AC9TU

Hi George, I have the same, swr meter is not working on this moment and I have also the popping sound when release the key or paddle. These are firmware issues. 73's Jacques PA3EVZ Op 14 jul. 2023

That is excellent, Steve. Thank you for doing that. I feel relieved as I may not be losing my mind after all. I will sleep well tonight. Dan Tayloe offers a lot of valuable guidance here. May we all

After leaving MPLS Honeywell in 1960 I joined Control Data in a production division called IDP. I helped unload a truck full of stuff we purchased from the General Time division of a company located

Fabulous, Dick! I designed and assembled cordwood modules at GE Reentry Systems Division in Philadelphia in the early 1970's. They were op amp based integrators for capturing gamma rays reflected

There is a page of parameters linked to the first option. I think it is the first. I am not at my QMX. Too nice at the beach. ;) There are two rows of numbers at the bottom of that screen. You have to

Thank you Mike and Colin for your kind and helpful responses. Mike, how do I access the band configuration? I don't see this on the menu options. george/n9dxp

Hi John and all. In an attempt to put this question to bed (Zin of Tayloe detector), I emailed Dan Tayloe himself (the great and awesome Oz of the detector). He got back to me today with a detailed