At what point does it cease to be "random"? _______________________________________________ TenTec mailing list TenTec@contesting.com http://lists.contesting.com/mailman/listinfo/tentec
I used Dawn dish detergent (applied with an old toothbrush) to cut through the old grease. In only one PTO did I think I saw signs of wear -- the bearing race had a groove "worn" in it. Looking back
If it's a pot, it is probably the pot which balances the offset tuning control on the front panel between transmit and receive. Perhaps that is enough of a hint for you to find it. 73, Mike N4NT ____
I respectfully suggest you consider subscribing to the digest or unsubscribing altogether. 73, Mike N4NT _______________________________________________ TenTec mailing list TenTec@contesting.com http
Or he could just make a message rule that sends all [TenTec] email to the trash so he won't be bothered by it. I vote for that! 73, Mike N4NT _______________________________________________ TenTec ma
Having used several of the "older" Ten-Tec rigs, my feeling is that 98% of the time I am much happier using an audio filter in the rig than a crystal filter. The audio CW filter makes them sound like
I didn't know about Dan's but they have an audio CW filter kit: http://www.danscloseoutsandspecialdeals.com/kitcloseouts.html http://www.danssmallpartsandkits.net/ ___________________________________
A "luscious" receiver sounds like a Ten-Tec Triton. _______________________________________________ TenTec mailing list TenTec@contesting.com http://lists.contesting.com/mailman/listinfo/tentec
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My Omni-C puts out big-time spurs on 17 Meters. I fear Ten-Tec's assurances that the Omni-C is OK on that band may be wishful thinking in many or most cases. I'm the guy who reported spurious output
Tritons and Omnis had dual felt disks on the shafts of the preselectors. If they became worn, Ten-Tec advised to reverse them back to back. Perhaps felt disks would help the problem you state, or at
Gotta get the aerial back up. Hope to do it very soon. Thanks for the invite. Hope all's well with you and Susan. Mike _______________________________________________ TenTec mailing list TenTec@conte
Once upon a time I bought a few from Jameco.com They were their Part No. 99995 but I just looked on their site and found nothing. You might phone them and ask. 73, Mike N4NT _________________________
The Jameco 99995 measures 2.5 inches side to side. The mounting slots are two and one-eighth inches along either edge -- not on the diagonal. The speaker is just under one-inch deep and has a much la
When I studied for my commercial telegraph license, I learned of the requirements for maintaining spare tubes. When I spent about three years in Ethiopia, that lesson was reinforced as to other parts
I replaced several in my Triton IV, Argosy, Omni-C, etc. The outside of those cases has a square, black cover that holds the speaker element. My Corsair II is lost... I hope on some closet shelf here
If it is true that no modifications have been made, this power supply has no crowbar circuit to protect your rig from an over-voltage condition brought about by failure of the pass transistor. That m
Two things come to mind: 1. An internal potentiometer used to set the offset when the OT control is turned off. 2. The carrier oscillator, set by adjustment of three separate trimmer capacitors. (I'm