Yes, Lee, you can indeed get the Orion to suit your tastes. When I don't have a
few kids over to enjoy contesting my preference is 20M DXing and ragchewing. It
took me a while to get it like I like it, and sometimes I have to touch a
setting to compensate for band conditions - but visitors to the shack's usual
first comment is "Wow, that's one fine sounding radio."
So use Ten Tec's, and Bill's, settings as a starting point, take a "one thing
at a time" approach, and keep plenty of notes. It won't be long until you can
touch the right setting the first time, every time. But until that day comes,
you want to be able to get back to where you were a while ago.
73 Pete AC5E
> Pete,
> Thanks for the information and the encouragement!
>
> So, I 'can' get ORION to be a pleasant radio to listen to, and to be a lot
> quieter??
>
> Wednesday it is supposed to be back here from TT. So I will begin again to
> learn and to see what the radio is to me.
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