I have had one of these since they were launched. Its a great radio. I use mine on SSB in the car. The transmit audio has good processing. I agree eith you about the CW weight. I think people who have used mechanical bug keys like a longer dah.
Very nice and thorough. Haven't seen any nice in depth videos on the nuts and bolts of this radio. Would like your opinion or maybe a demo of tuning and how you use the display. Thanks again
I bought the TX-500 before I knew Morse code (got on the air with CW around the end of September), so it's nice to know that it's in good regard with a more veteran CW op. I can recommend to use a Nintendo Switch case for the TX-500, I think it needs to be for the original Switch (not the OLED), I believe that the case I use is not in production any more otherwise I would find a link. 73 de LB1KJ
Hi - it just means which side of zero beat you will hear the tone. In cases with QRM, it is sometimes beneficial to switch to reverse CW so you end up on the other side of zero beat. The other station will still hear you. It is basically the same as USB and LSB, but for CW.
Great video ! Soon getting my ham license here in Sweden 🙏
Well presented. Thanks for sharing your settings. Special thanks for the tip about adjusting side-tone volume at 21:15.
I have had one of these since they were launched. Its a great radio. I use mine on SSB in the car. The transmit audio has good processing. I agree eith you about the CW weight. I think people who have used mechanical bug keys like a longer dah.
Thank you so much!! I was stuck on the CW speed and you explained it perfectly.
Very nice and thorough. Haven't seen any nice in depth videos on the nuts and bolts of this radio.
Would like your opinion or maybe a demo of tuning and how you use the display.
Thanks again
Thank you for this interesting video! vy73 from Hamburg/Germany, Dietmar, DL4HAO :)
Are there any other modes than CW ? who would want that ?
I bought the TX-500 before I knew Morse code (got on the air with CW around the end of September), so it's nice to know that it's in good regard with a more veteran CW op.
I can recommend to use a Nintendo Switch case for the TX-500, I think it needs to be for the original Switch (not the OLED), I believe that the case I use is not in production any more otherwise I would find a link.
73 de LB1KJ
That's a great recommendation. Will get one myself. Thanks!
May I ask why you do not use squelch ?
So I have a KX-3 do I get the Yeasu FT DX10 or the Lab599 for my next radio?
How did you buy this from Norway? Hvor kjøpte du radioen fra? Holder på med lisenskurset))) Great and thorough presentation! 73
Lab599 it's russian company. Big problem
Hello ---- So, what the fmuck is CW "reverse" ??
Hi - it just means which side of zero beat you will hear the tone. In cases with QRM, it is sometimes beneficial to switch to reverse CW so you end up on the other side of zero beat. The other station will still hear you.
It is basically the same as USB and LSB, but for CW.
@@techstuffandmore Very good----Thank you 😬
@SkyWire88 Are you not licensed?
If so, you would know, ...!
It's the opposite side-(band) of CW, like USB and LSB is.
73 de Markus - db9pz
You should have mentioned that LAB599 that has designed and manufactured the Discovery is a russian company.