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@Pez - what is the chance that QX will come out with a Q5NPro?
All the features of the Q6Pro (& more) in the Q5 chassis.
I like the larger/better display (triple meters; S meter more granular & +60dB; physically larger, easier to read; 7 digit freq display, etc.) and the better heatsink - maybe...
Interesting conditions this morning on LSB 385. Normal DX didn't start at the usual time but had some in state short skip - talked to American Kangaroo 295 mobile in Houston (200Miles as the crow flies), and various other stations that were 100+ mile distances. Double 55 Art in La Grange, 315...
Since it works Ok on AM but not SSB, I would suspect the issue being in the RX chain after the point where the signal splits off and AM is separate from SSB.
I have seen where front end protection diodes have been blown out and the front end overloads, but that would affect AM too.
Sorry for the obvious question. You are not running something downstream amp/ QRM Eliminator/etc. that has a sniffer circuit or a SSB delay and is switching in/out your RX?
Yes.
There are multiple AT-6666 threads here with the lonest one giving info on how to access the service menu. Since you are familiar with the AT-5555 service menu, I won't waste your time with the usual warnings. Having said that, the Q6 does have internal adjustments (VR's) that the Q5N2...
Show me a CB base or mobile that is prettier than a 45 year old DAK Mark X with the lights down low.
https://www.rigpix.com/cbfreeband/dak_markx.htm
Show me a CB radio setup better built / better performing than a 45 year old CPI 2000 w/ BC2000. Years ahead of their time.
A great listen...
That being said, it is pretty easy and straight forward to flash if you get/have a radio with the older firmware. BTW, the QT80 & Q6pro Firmware is slightly different (display name).
I believe you are correct. There are probably solder pads for R932 but no resistor installed, hence "NC" for the value.
Yes. 101P = 100pf; 102P = 1000pf; 103P = 10000pf; 104P = 100,000pf.
@Rwb - Did you try the procedure I posted in post #115? Turn the clarifier Off when doing the procedure. Afterwards, make sure the clarifier is set to "RT" in the menu.
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