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Setting power in TX Band Settings
This seems like a peculiar problem. I was trying to increase the TX Panel's RF Power value. No matter what I did, the slider snapped back to 10 watts. I went to the TX Band Settings and found the value was set at 11 watts. I changed it to 100 watts. When I attempted to increase output power again, it snapped back to 10 watts - AGAIN. In the TX Band Settings, the maximum output value had reverted to 11 watts. With the TX Band Settings dialog open, I tried to increase the TX Panel's RF Power setting. The Maximum power value was reset to 11 watts. What am I missing?
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Hi Doug, it is likely the Max Power setting on the TX tab in Radio Setup:
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That was it. I changed it, then attempted to increase the power, and the value snapped back to 10%. The second time I changed it, it stuck. Oddly, I never changed this value. I wasn't even aware of it. Before upgrading to 4.0.1, I had no trouble changing the power. Somehow in the update this value had been changed.
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