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We must be VERY clear here. What I have said is correct, but I am NOT talking about Menu items "CH-11 FMRSSI" or "CH-18 AMRSSI" that you used, at all. They are different settings and are not the RX settings we have been focusing on. (The procedure you mentioned for the TX side "CH-11 FMRSSI" or "CH-18 AMRSSI" is correct, but the two methods obviously can not mix!)

My post is referencing the RX RSSI settings from menu item "CH-40" through to "CH-51" (inclusive of the "ULRS9" setting mentioned in my post).

Sorry that you lost your Tiny SA, it's easily done. This is another reminder to everyone that if they don't have all the info on all the settings, it's best to keep out of this menu because even those with the tools and good technical knowledge can be caught out. The service menu can be an expensive place to play.

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<blockquote data-quote="Pez" data-source="post: 826876" data-attributes="member: 60836">We must be VERY clear here. What I have said is correct, but I am NOT talking about Menu items &quot;CH-11 FMRSSI&quot; or &quot;CH-18 AMRSSI&quot; that you used, at all. They are different settings and are not the RX settings we have been focusing on. (The procedure you mentioned for the TX side &quot;CH-11 FMRSSI&quot; or &quot;CH-18 AMRSSI&quot; is correct, but the two methods obviously can not mix!)My post is referencing the RX RSSI settings from menu item &quot;CH-40&quot; through to &quot;CH-51&quot; (inclusive of the &quot;ULRS9&quot; setting mentioned in my post).Sorry that you lost your Tiny SA, it&#039;s easily done. This is another reminder to everyone that if they don&#039;t have all the info on all the settings, it&#039;s best to keep out of this menu because even those with the tools and good technical knowledge can be caught out. The service menu can be an expensive place to play.73</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Pez, post: 826876, member: 60836"] We must be VERY clear here. What I have said is correct, but I am NOT talking about Menu items "CH-11 FMRSSI" or "CH-18 AMRSSI" that you used, at all. They are different settings and are not the RX settings we have been focusing on. (The procedure you mentioned for the TX side "CH-11 FMRSSI" or "CH-18 AMRSSI" is correct, but the two methods obviously can not mix!) My post is referencing the RX RSSI settings from menu item "CH-40" through to "CH-51" (inclusive of the "ULRS9" setting mentioned in my post). Sorry that you lost your Tiny SA, it's easily done. This is another reminder to everyone that if they don't have all the info on all the settings, it's best to keep out of this menu because even those with the tools and good technical knowledge can be caught out. The service menu can be an expensive place to play. 73 [/QUOTE]

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