While I certainly hope that the reassurances you received become fact, I also have dealt with Mr. Burchfield. After several experiences I would have to say I am more than skeptical of anything promis
catfish...I'm not nit-picking you here, but the FCC did not say either. What they did say in the NPRM was that morse code would no longer be a requirement for TESTING for an amateur license. Where th
One of the things we, as hams, have always liked about Ten Tec is their new gear return policy. It has always seemed to be very generous and above board. Ten Tec's 30-day return policy as defined on
Hi Bernard and thanks for your note. But Bernard, the information I posted was NOT about me. It was from another ham, and substantiated by two additional hams who confirmed to me that they had the sa
Yep, agree there are hams who would and probably do abuse the stated policy. I guess my personal feelings are if your going to have a 30 day return policy, then you really should include the details
Mike N4NT Bingo. -W4SK In case you could not read this part: "My intention of publishing the 'rest of the story' about the return policy was not to take a cheap shot at Ten Tec, but to help inform th
Mike....shame on you...you didn't pass this through the throne of Randy, therefore he is going to 'refrain from commenting'. Shame on you Mike. "service responded that "well, it has computers inside,
Well don't give up Gary! Even though the Omni 6 Plus doesn't have a PTO or dual receivers, if you get the chance, you should try one of those radios. They have very impressive receivers, if memory se
Haw ha...I love that description, 'modest antenna farm'. I bet you worked your fanny off installing that 'modest antenna farm' too..! But congrats for that win, it's no small feat to win a category i
At Tuesday 08:38 AM 7/26/2005, you wrote: Thanks Tommy. I didn't mention it in the last post but I do have an OMNI VI+ too. Great radio for DXing. If there's anything lacking it's the dual receive in
Thanks Lee. Tommy - W4BQF At Tuesday 07:25 PM 7/26/2005, you wrote: The Corsair's also have this feature. I don't know about the Omni but on the Corsairs not only can you listen to two frequencies (o
Randy, Take a look at the K1EL wed site (don't have the URL handy). His keyer/keyboard interface is supposed to be quite good, eliminating the need for keying from your Mac, while possibly still bein
This would be a very tough call for a manufacturer. Half the users are going to want a CPU controlled radio because of the comprehensive features it could have, while of course, the other half are go
That's a great idea, but is it really 'simple'? And would it still be affordable to the average ham? It would be simple if you could make each module completely independent of all other modules. And
Please read this, if you are so inclined, in it's entirety before responding. ** I would be very pleased if you or your friend Tommy would post this response on the TT reflector relating to the delug
No I can't. I also went back through ALL of those Jupiter reviews and could not find Bob's specific call. However, based on experience, it is not unusual for post to sometimes disappear from eHam. Th
--Original Message-- Well there many not be any 'perfect' products of any kind, but from my point of view for ham radio use, the Omni 6 Plus, the Omni 6, the Omni C , the Corsair 2, and the Icom IC-7
At Tuesday 11:47 PM 7/26/2005, you wrote: Thank you, Tommy. Well I think I found the site -- K1EL.com. I'll take a look. If I can't find something like DigiPan for the Mac, I may have to just grit my
I, personally do not know if the email from Stan was real. It did not come directly to me. However, here is a copy I was sent today: "<<< I called Stan at Ten Tec this morning just to see if the memo
At Wednesday 04:49 PM 7/27/2005, you wrote: Bull. I know the Reviews editor personally, and he'd rather leave a negative posting than kill it. If I remember correctly, the only reason he will delete