But doesn't it require the C.S button to be lit?

Okay, That is good news!! That will save my KPA1500 Amp.!! Many Thanks... 73, Ted K2QMF ____________________________________________________________ She's 46, But Looks 25. This Is What She Does

Yes it does. A slight tap (or small rotation) of the ring makes the RF power output pop-up on screen. It doesn't do it WHILE your transmitting, only during receive. ~Alan KV6ARM

Hi Alan, Does the RF Output power show without transmitting when you tap on the ring? Ted K2QMF ____________________________________________________________ Your City Join Tony at This Free Online

I have the "CS" control (user-selectable outer-ring function) set for RF output adjustment. Keeps the power function readiliy available. A slight tap on the ring gives the current power output

Hi John, Yes I would have the same problem as you!! At present I have an FTdx 5000 and a KPA 1500!! I must make sure of the drive power before keying the amp or it will fault!! It sure would be nice

Not that I know of. I wish it did. A nice feature on the Icom 7300 and 7610 is the power output percentage shows on the splash screen when you power up the radio. I find myself hitting the Yaesu's

Hello All, When you adjust the power out can you set the screen so that the power value remains on the screen?? So you will know, at a glance, the power out setting!! Many Thanks in advance for any

Why Yaesu choose to use BAND DATA 2 with the Quadra amplifier is beyond me - makes little to no sense. Using the CT-178 cable, the amplifier had to be on in order to use an antenna through INPUT 2

I currently have a Ftdx3000 with 300hz CW filter and mostly working CW. Has anyone swapped their FTdx3000 into an FTDX101D? Is the Ftdx101D so much better that it is worth buying? Where are the

I’ve probably done that much rock and roll, any many years of radio with headphones. According to my hearing tests at age 25 and now, the damage was done before age 25. Since, I’ve worn earplugs

Professional Musician 48 years of Rock and Roll and 20 years of IEMs Don’t do it! M 73

What exactly were you monitoring? I have 50 years of hamming, music listening and professional monitoring with headphones no problem and I suspect my inner ears are no more robust than most. I did

Don’t use headphones full stop., 20 years of in-ear monitoring has left me with severe Tinnitus. Hail the roaring Silence.. Mark 73

If you keep the SPL to the inner ears the same, it has the same impact. In fact, shutting out other noise in your location may facilitate listening at lower volumes. Also, use good headphones,

If you haven't already, try that VC gadget. Man does it knock out the noise! I used it for the ARRL DX CW just a few days after receiving my 101D and was stunned at how well it reduced my suburban

Ear/Headphones with voice and CW.... No no no.. Be very careful for extended periods of operating with headphones Vary rarely is the subject of Tinnitus brought up.. I wouldn’t want to listen CW

It looks like the same problem in the video, I will have to send the new MP to Yaesu to repair the width control. Thanks, 73. Jaime, EA6NB.

Speaker? It may just be me, but I feel "deaf" without cans for any kind of serious radio operating. Speakers are great for listening to music, OTOH, especially those great Abbey Road recordings :) 73

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