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My IC-7300 kept overdriving the LA-1K even with relatively low drive (30 watts), no matter what I did. Later, I heard the 7300's are prone to run hot and my 7300 seemed to be one certainly did. But,

I have two LA-1K amps and two HF-AUTO tuners. One pair is connected to my Flex6400 and the other pair is connected to my IC-7610 The pair connected to my Flex6400, I have no problems, full 1200 watts

Hi, I blew one of the final transisters. :) Oops, lol Scott Sent: Wednesday, February 1, 2023 11:51 AM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [la1k] Digital modes and fast temperature rise

Scott, I used to have the problem of my amp going into bypass on digital modes all the time. Made it totally useless. However I changed the way I set up my radio and now the problem seems to be gone.

Scott, Out of curiosity, what was the symptom or problem from the over-drive?? Was there an error that pointed you in the direction to say it won't operate until it is fixed??? Or did it just not

Hi Fred, My environment includes a Yaesu FTDX-101MP that I use with FT8 (the only mode I do). I have an HF-Auto tuner and a 43ft vertical with dozens of radials. I drive the amp with from 9 to 16

With the duty cycle of digital, I treat it as AM and run at about 125W output. I don't run FT8 that constantly runs, but I run keyboard chat modes and in long rag chews that can run an hour+. Like

Scott - Don't recall ever meeting you, but we are not far apart. My LA-1K went back for warranty service two years ago.? While there it was upgraded with quieter T/R relay and fans (at a reasonable

Cooling issues: high level gamers use liquid cooled processors and innovative heatsinks. Ham radio is all about innovation, so maybe you digital guys might take a page from their book and make some

There's really no reason to be disappointed because the AMP really holds its value well if you wanted to sell it. The really good news is the AMP market is fairly saturated meaning there are a lot of

Interesting observations all around. I run on 240, so there is no improvement to be gained there. As my temps rise the fans shift through the 3 levels, with the last one being very loud indeed. This

Hi all, Regarding heat and my la1k: I push about 350 watts using ft8 and the temp in my amp (regardless of band) climbs to 64 degrees C. I have the amp sitting in a plenum with four

Al, Is the amp suckling on 120V or 240V??? I'm still on 120V, but from what I understand, the amp will run hotter, hence fans will run more.? My Elmer also has the LA-1K, but on 240V, and we have

Certain bands show the same quick rise in temperature, some other bands rise slower, but I pretty much have to stop operating digital modes after about 10 to 15 minutes. 2 QSOs on 40M are enough

I actually have a small fan sitting next to the amp which I have found helps the quick temperature rise. [email protected]> wrote:

I have had my la-1k for a few years now, and it has never gotten hot in SSB use (usually <500 W). I have recently found out how to solve a problem I had with it constantly going into SWR bypass in a

When I was using my LA-1K I never had a blank display. ?Art W1SWL

Same, my amp has never exhibited this behavior, but like Thomas, never used a data cable (la-1k is RF sensing so not required). However, I just assembled a data cable for the FTDX10, and will report

This is the first time I've read about this issue. I have 2 LA-1K's and have not experienced this issue with either. I use the band data cable to connect to my 101MP and SteppIR controller. I

Very interesting my amp never does that no matter what series of on and off the radio or the amp or switching to my second amp