Cecil, I just had to do that! Hi. Yes, I enjoy all those places too. My most favorite place is the Catalooche Valley just off I 40 in NC. Really enjoined your explanation of filtering. Would hav
Look at the Ten Tec site, under the obsolete manuals. You will find 416 listed. Clayton N4EV Does anyone have a diagram of the Titan ll 416 Amp? Bob Gibson W5RG _____________________________________
Hello Ron: Shucks, Ron, I was going to offer him $10 for it. HI HI. Quite sure it is solid. Just because it is old and no longer in production does not make it a clunker. Hey my old Omni VI+ is st
I use CQRlog, but it is Linux. Runs great on Linux Mint. Used N3FJP's program and HRD but have dumped Windo$$$$. It's quick and most of all, it's free! Usually make a donation. Clayton N4EV Greet
Barry: What is your top$? I will be at the TenTec hamfest this weekend and I'm sure there will be an Omni V there. I'll try to make a list and get it to you with the info. Clayton N4EV I've owned
The TenTec 229/238 tuners have a shortfall on 160 meters because of the 470pf disc caps will not handle the currents involved. You should replace them with 470pf doorknob caps. I found them on ebay
Sorry guys. I am using Yahoo and they are going thru a downgrade in their services. They have went from a working system to something a pre-schooler would dream up. Here is a link to the web site
Thank goodness someone figured it out! Hi. I am expecting caps anyday now to mod my '229 tuner. Clayton I added fifteen feet of wire on both ends, expecting a dramatic drop in resonance it went from
There is another site describing a re-build of a '238 tuner. Might do a search for that too. Clayton N4EV In case some of you (like me) wish to keep these instructions for future use, you can downlo
My caps also didn't have any screws. I used 10/32 screws that worked great. Be careful to use the correct length. I had one of the threaded ends come loose. I had the reheat it and worked great. I
OK Rick, I'll look for some M5 screws. Thought they migh be metric but the 10/32 screws fit really good. Hi Thanks The 10/32 screws may perhaps fit but the Russians use the metric system. The screw
I was under the impression that you would use the FSK jack on the rear. A RCA type and not the RS-232 serial port. Clayton N4EV I am running MMTTY on a PC with Windows 8.1 and a Startech FTDI to spl
Mike: The closest I have is a 960. Doubt there is much difference. You can find that on the "Unofficial TenTec Pages" under power supplies. Bet the differences are only cosmetic. Clayton N4EV Any
Look to the left of the jack. There are two resistors and you can hook on to the second to the left of the jack. One side is ground and the other hooks to the jack. I have been told there are seve
I have to agree with your thoughts on switch mode power supplies. I am a linear power supply man myself and my thoughts about switch mode supplies is just simply they belong in the garbage dump. My
I'd check the HV power supply diodes. Bet one or more is shorted. Clayton N4EV On Thursday, January 30, 2014 5:41 PM, Bry Carling <bcarling@cfl.rr.com> wrote: Thanks Rod and PC. I already tried disc
Ditto on estate sales. If they want a sight unseen offer, mine would be PASS. Clayton N4EV On Friday, February 7, 2014 1:08 PM, Bob McGraw - K4TAX <RMcGraw@Blomand.net> wrote: I agree, make an offe
Allen: I have a programmer and can read a good eprom and make a duplicate. I'll check it tomorrow to see if your eprom is on the list. If someone has a good one, I can make you one providing my pr
Brian: Might want to measure the voltage at the large cap and then deduct the output voltage from that first measurement. That will tell you how much is dropped across the pass transistor. If you
Bry, a fan is in order. I have one on the heatsink of my VI+ and it helps. I use a battery backed PS here and not too much heat from it. 73 Clayton N4EV On Thursday, February 20, 2014 4:16 AM, Dave