The Metrology Light Source MLS [1] is the first storage ring optimized for THz generation [2]. It applies a bunch shortening mode, based on a flexible momentum compaction factor optics. The short bunches emit coherent THz radiation. We report on measured THz signals as a function of different machine parameters. Two type of measurements are presented in this paper. The first part presents THz bursting thresholds for a variety of ring parameters compared with theoretical predictions and similar results achieved at BESSY II. The second part discusses an example of a special machine tuning, where the coherent THz signal suddenly and unexpectedly vanishes. Some measurements are shown to demonstrate this effect, a physical explanation is missing