[BC] Assistance with BE AM-1A

[Alex Hartman]

Hrm, mine didn't. I had to have it in local mode to raise/lower. I could however change the preset power levels regardless of "local/remote". Same with the mod switch... Knowing the goofyness of BE though, tried replacing the battery? :)

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Alex Hartman  

On Sat, Nov 27, 2010 at 1:11 AM, Scott Bailey <wmroradio at bellsouth.net> wrote:
>Alex,

>Yes, there is a remote/local toggle switch in the top piece of the transmitter,
>right behind the black door, but even if the transmitter is in Remote or Local,
>the user should be able to lower and raise power on the front of the
>transmitter. Mine does.
> Scott Bailey
>WMRO-AM, Gallatin, TN

>----- Original Message ----
>> From: Alex Hartman <goober at goobe.net>
>>
>> Off the top of my head, i seem to remember this happens when the TX is in
>>"remote" mode. There should be a "remote/local" switch somewhere, probably
>>inside the front panel you get to by unscrewing the thumbscrew.
>>
>>
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>> Alex Hartman