I made the offer last month to sell my Jupiter with Autotuner and had no takers. I am raising funds to buy an Omni VII and would like to offer this rig for sale. It has less than 20 hours on it. I bo
Guys, I have been relegated to living in an apartment for at least the next 8 to 12 months, and one of the pieces of gear that helps solve this problem for me, is an Omni 7. That said, I've decided t
Ok, in reading what they have up, it sounds like an Orion Lite in some ways, and a Jupiter + in others. :) I can't WAIT to order this rig, and since they're positioning it between those two rigs, I'd
Ooooo... If it were only a little closer to payday! Craig Roberts <crgrbrts@verizon.net> wrote: I have a very nice Corsair (first version) for sale. It's just been serviced and aligned by Ten Tec and
Ironic timing on this question... I'm actually leaving for LA for 6 months on sunday and wondered if anyone had a good idea on what size Pelican Case or some other rough equivalent to house a Jupiter
I have found myself living in Southern California for the next 6 months. Worse yet, in a 850 sq foot apartment. While this is not ALL bad, it does create some real issues. That said... I'm contemplat
I just found something by MFJ called a MFJ-934 which is a tuner with a built in artificial ground... I think I may give this a shot. I'm reading through the manual now, and it appears that I can use
I am looking seriously at getting another rig, to run PSK31 and RTTY on. I have a Jupiter now, that run Voice and CW with, but I'd like to pick upanother "Something" just to dedicate to digital modes
With Flame Suit On: Life is entirely too short to run QRP on RTTY. Agahst!! Horrors!! You do NOT need a 100 watts to do PSK, RTTY or even SSTV! Try a 516 (Argonuat V)! Or a 555 (Scout)! I have used b
To clarify... I have no intentions of running 100 Watts on PSK. I was only interested in having the extra power on RTTY, since it has no forward error correction, etc. I'm not running a sound card in
Man, I was just getting ready to type a similar message... How bout just take the Argonaut V and drop a 100 Watt Output in it? Or.. Maybe sell a kit to do this upgrade? For future TT rigs, I will onc
I too would like to order my Argosy V. :) :) You already have my cc info on file. LOL This is a firm order for the NEW Argonaut V/ 100.. Your new state of the art 100W rig. 73 Josh N4VB ( 15 yr. cult
Ya know, that's the first time I've seen this suggestion posted. It's not a bad one. It almost goes to the point of saying let's just can the current incarnation and turn it into a PC Based radio tho
I'll buy one if you do... http://www.aorusa.com/ard9800.html I know it's just digital over an analog line, but ain't it a cool idea? I guess that's why I'm enjoying the digital modes so much -- thoug
Since computer speakers usually amplified anyway, I wouldn't think it should matter. One thing though, is make sure you have plenty of torroids on hand, cause they tend to be very succeptable to RF.
Ok, I bid $50 for the lot plus shipping. jack ak7o ak7o@arrl.net _______________________________________________ TenTec mailing list TenTec@contesting.com http://lists.contesting.com/mailman/listinfo
Oops, disregard this. I hate the auto reply to list. jack wrote: i have two MFJ-1704 antenna switches and one MFJ 452 keyboard keyer no longer in use. all work fine. any bids? they are going cheap+po
Per the manual, you should NEVER drive that amp with more than 80 watts. In the tune up instructions, it very specifically says start with as little input as you can, and then increase it gradually..
My first Jupiter was a used one.. He makes a valid point.. They stand behind what they sell too! jsb@digistar.com wrote: On Fri, 16 Jun 2006, Ten-Tec Inc. Amateur Radio Sales wrote: I bought this sup