In my opinion:
If the problem exists then TT can choose these options:
(1) Acknowledge it and say they will issue a technical bulletin on how to
fix it.
2) Acknowledge it and issue a statement that it is as designed or can't be
fixed.
(3) Ignore it but don't let it happen in future products.
If the problem does not exist then it is likely TT will not say anything.
Which, unfortunately is the same as item 3 above. Since they have not take
either step 1 or 2 then I think we will have to wait for the next
generation of TT rigs to see if it is still there. Until then, lets talk
about something new.
Bill Ames
KB1LG
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