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Transmit Profiles!!

Dwayne_AB6A
Dwayne_AB6A Member ✭✭
edited October 2019 in FLEX-6000 Signature Series
I have a new 1K Linear Amp which I am very proud of but concerned I don't do anything bad to damage it. Transmit profiles are awesome and the ability to switch between an AMP profile that enables the RCA TX1 Port and dials down tune and rf power and a NO AMP profile that disables the RCA TX1 port and dials up the default power. Thank you!

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  • Tom W3FRG
    Tom W3FRG Member ✭✭
    edited October 2019
    I definitely agree that having separate "Transmit Profiles" is very important in protecting the newer LDMOS amps. 
    I typically run my RF 2K+ Amp with 5W input through a 13dB pad for full legal output.
    With the recent FRS upgrade to V3, I see that the "Select Transmit Profile" that appears when using SSDR is now limited to a maximum of 13 profiles.

    I have also noticed that the "Transmit Band Settings" doesn't always come up as originally saved.
    Sometimes, just changing to a different band will restore it to the originally saved settings; But not always, sometimes a new band change is required.

    Just my observations.

    Tom W3FRG

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