Wow!!! After 7 months, someone finally replies. Thank you for replying Crowphale.
Yes, I did try port 50001 before I left the original message 7 months ago. But last week I was thinking about the “:t” at the end of the Tor address, and I recently found out that the Tor address for myNode doesn’t have the “:t” at the end. I have no idea what the “:t” is for, but I thought maybe it needs to be there for the local address as well. That was it! Works like a charm!!!
So if you’re behind the same firewall/router as your Umbrel Node and you don’t want to run the Tor Service every time you run Electrum, use an IP Scanner to find Umbrel’s IP address and use “50001:t” for the port.
In the network section of Electrum, uncheck the box for [Select server automatically], and in the [Server:] field enter: IP.address.of.node:50001:t
Example:
192.168.1.71:50001:t