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[TenTec] Triton IV Schematic

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Subject: [TenTec] Triton IV Schematic
From: Bill Fuqua <wlfuqu00@uky.edu>
Reply-to: tentec@contesting.com
Date: Fri, 23 May 2003 14:03:49 -0400
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I am new to the group but very interested in tentec products. And will be there for the hamfest in October.
        
        I hope some one has a copy of a Triton IV (analog dial) schematic out 
there.
If possible maybe someone can scan one and email it to me. I got
one (in sad shape) at Dayton and the price of  a new manual without
knowing determining if it is restorable is not the best option for me just now.
The price of a manual is a fair percentage of what I paid for the transceiver.

One thing that impressed me ( the receive works by the way) is that the
receiver power drain is very low compared to modern day transceivers.
Even for the "QRP" ones.

I may modify this one for QRP operation if it is possible to bypass the
final amplifier and still have a couple of watts output.

The other item I got at the Hamvention was a Collins 51S1 general coverage receiver. It does not have many bells or whistles but is a very fine receiver. It does have an IF output (500KHz) that I plan to it put into my TenTec RX320 and use it as an IF processor. In fact I hope to arrange all my best boatanchors such that I can use the RX320 as a DSP IF processor simply by switching it from one to another. And a to the antenna as well as a spectrum monitor. To control the RX320 I will simply
use a old DOS based PC ( very cheap) notebook.
I also will have an antenna distribution amplifier so I can have more than one receiver operating at
a time on HF.
        

73
Bill wa4lav

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