Hello,
It's no issue because it's switch relay , the ldg must be power on. Why , you want to switch off. For me, it's always in by pass mode ..
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Sylvain Marcotte (VE2CSM)
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[email protected]Objet : Re: [ldgelectronics] ldg+IC-7610+IC-PW1 issue
I have the LDG-1000 Pro2. When I turn it off, it switches to the second antenna port. There is no way, as far as I know, to get it to stay on the first port when powering off. If your antenna was set on the first port, the LDG tuner (powered off) had no antenna in the line you turned on the transmitter, so there went the smoke.
Hope this helps!
73
Will Rogers
K5WLR
On 9/5/2024 11:39, But Wheat via groups.io wrote:
Yes, I know better than to tune a tuner into a tuner.
I have a 200ish feet random wire for generic multi-band use. The tuner in the radio or PW1 won't cut it on this antenna on some bands.
I thought I could leave the LDG (1000ProII) attached to the 7610 for that, bypass LDG with it's front panel control when not wanted. Turn off PW1 tuner when LDG used.
With the PW1 tuner turned off, I actuated the 7610 tuner button to initiate tuning the LDG.
POOF! Yup, the LDG runs on smoke. This tuning request was performed via the iPad SDR remote app, so I didn't get to watch the system in person.
What crazy simple thing(s) am I not understanding, please?
NOT blaming LDG - have 3 and luv em.
adTHANKSvance,
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