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My AT-1000pro works fine with the M-1000 meter (I own one) but I installed a Wavenode-2 and its software between the amplifier output and tuner also to make sure I get accurate readings (+- 5%) and

I just bought new AT-1000proII couple weeks ago from Gigaparts and the meter port works with the USB device LDG use to sell and it also works with the software for their tuners with meter ports.? I

I tried for ages to get an answer from anyone in the UK regarding the 1000 Tuner and the Meter, After months of waiting I got an e-mail out of the blue stating that it would only work with the old 100

I have been told by LDG this is not true. All 1000 tuners support the M-1000 meter. ?Have you been told otherwise by LDG?

Dear ALL, as an update about this topic: I returned the unit to WIMO, where I bought the device. They checked it out with a FT-818 ND that they had and made a video. I truned put that the device

Under files, discontinued tuner zips. Mike N3PM

Al, Is the RT-600 one available? It is currently not on file. 73!

you did not mention, does it work, but no display shows?? did you look for poor solder connection Dave Garber VE3WEJ / VE3IE [email protected]> wrote:

I confirm that the voltages are correct based on the wiring diagram. I think the problem is in the led panel.

did you check the power coming in and the source of where the power is coming from and the voltage on the cord supplying the power(wall wart if used)

Jon, Power is disconnected when the tune button is pressed. When button is released, power is reapplied, tuner powers up, goes through initialization sequence and SWR and frequency measurements made.

I agree. I use wire antennas extensively when portable. Some nights when it is windy, the tuner will want to re-match the wire as the wind blows it in and out of tree limbs etc. The ability to

in the last case, I would check for bad solder joint somewhere you are pressing Dave Garber VE3WEJ / VE3IE [email protected]> wrote:

Jon : The power push-button on RC-100 bias-the/control box is an on/off button. As the RT-100 uses latching relays, the ability to turn off power to the tuner effectively provides a "lock" function

If they are not available where you want to buy them, your remaining options are wait until they are in stock, do without, build your own or where ever you found the scalper prices - try to make a

Thanks for the reply. Where is the fuse? I can't find it in the schematic. Yes, there are 13 volts on the regulator input.; moreover, touching the strip that connects the LED card with the

is there a fuse inside the tuner, maybe you missed?? did you check the 7805 with a voltage check?? do you have the 13 volts on the primary side of the regulator, or is it lower Dave Garber VE3WEJ /

I made my y-acc-3.? ?Use a db15 male connector and a 3.5 mm speaker plug.? tip goes the pin 11 and ground goes to pin 3.

Folks, years ago, when I bought the RT100 I prepared a Bias-T as per the Rev. C of the manual, where the power was applied continuously to the tuner. While reviewing the schematics (v 1.2) posted on

Hello everyone. I have an AT100 pro II that suddenly stopped working and won't turn on anymore. It does not cycle through the LEDs on startup and does not respond to any key presses. I checked with