Chad,
This is a situation that is the result of the KAT500 useing a single
detector for sampling the forward and reverse power. In other words,
both cannot be sampled at exactly the same time.
If the forward power is sampled when the power is low and then the
reverse power is sampled when
On Thu, Dec 11, 2014 at 7:01 AM, Don Wilhelm w3...@embarqmail.com wrote:
The firmware developer has been working to shorten the sampling interval,
but so far he has made improvement
I can't make a single QSO (CW or SSB) in AUTO mode without it wanting a
re-tune and taking the KPA500 off-line.
Hi Chad,
Well Don gave the correct reason, as he always does. The
nomenclature of auto and
manual refers only to the initiation of the tune cycle. Man is in fact
automatic after training.
Maybe a better term would semiautomatic. It in manual will not initiate a tune
cycle
On Wed,12/10/2014 8:58 PM, Chad WE9V wrote:
Came here to the reflector archives (I'm not a regular reader) to see lots
of suggestions to run in MAN mode.
That's exactly right, Chad. Train it as you did, then run it in MAN
mode. As it senses your frequency, it will call up your trained
So I got my new KAT500 yesterday, and got it all trained to each of the
segments, without reading a single reflector post on the subject (pat own
back). Start operating and finding that it wants to tune again in the
middle of a QSO (CW or SSB). (Even when the bypass SWR is 1.5) I wrote up
a big
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