Steve, The Delta II is a dual VFO with RIT. The RIT is controlled by a small knob and not the main tuning knob like the Paragon. Of course it will work split as well as separate VFO's. It is a good r
Hi Tim, I, too, have had similar symptoms with my Paragon in the past. Mine were caused by a short, momentary interruption of DC voltage to the rig. It seems the processor gets confused and doesn't k
Hi Chas, The pinouts for the ACC1 jack are: 1-White - Audio In 2-Yellow - Audio Out 3- Common Ground - Shield 4- Red - Spare 5- Black - PTT Note- The colors designate the RCA jack ends of the cable a
Hi Todd, This question gets asked and answered at least once a month! They are identical power supplies except that one regulates the positive voltage and the other regulates the negative leg. Operat
Hi Richard, I have no experience with that rig but it sounds like you have done all the logical steps and then some. My only suggestion is to replace the oscillator transistor. Maybe that one just wo
Rich, Look at it in a positive light........it keeps you out of the bars at night! On the other hand, it might just drive you to drink! _______________________________________________ TenTec mailing
Hi Ben, I had the same problem with the 160 meter module. I fixed it by resoldering all the contacts on the module circuit board. I believe it comes out easily when you remove four small screws. Good
Rich, Sounds like you might make it in time for Straight Key Night! Pat-K4BEH _______________________________________________ TenTec mailing list TenTec@contesting.com http://lists.contesting.com/mai
Paul, The power supply that was sold at the time the Paragon was in production was the 961. Either will work electrically. The 961 and 962 match it cosmetically (color). 73, _________________________
Hi Bruce, Thanks for the clarification. I bought my Paragon used at the Atlanta hamfest in 1992 and then bought a new 961 from Ten-Tec at their booth at the same hamfest. I didn't realize there was a
Hi Larry, I ran a Delta II mobile for about eight years. The only reason I switched first to a Scout and then an Icom 706 is that my company car went from a Taurus with a bench front seat and then an
Hi James, This story reminds me of a service call I made to a midwest hospital several years ago. I was region support engineer for ultrasound products for my company. We had introduced a top-of-the-
Hi Bob, I saw your post as well as the answers suggesting that you should remove the single button panic 911 programming. This is well and good except that you indicated that you hear garbled audio o
I understand they have one coming for the Jupiter also. Pat-K4BEH _______________________________________________ TenTec mailing list TenTec@contesting.com http://lists.contesting.com/mailman/listinf
Hi Mark, I just checked at 9:30 P.M. EST on Friday and couldn't hear it. Try listening to 3.990 to 4.000 mHz at night and see if it is the same type signal. I have no idea what it is but it is about
Seems simple to me.....join the ARRL or buy it at the newstands each month. _______________________________________________ TenTec mailing list TenTec@contesting.com http://lists.contesting.com/mailm
Hi Reed, Careful now, he'll take a "Lake Erie Swing" at you! Pat On Thu, 07 Apr 2005 14:15:28 -0700 jerome schatten <romers@shaw.ca> writes: _______________________________________________ TenTec mai
Mac, I used one with a Jupiter and found it could handle the load ok except during tuneup when it often would fold back causing you to have to restart the radio because it would get hung in some stra
Hi Caity, Glad you are back on the reflector after a few years hiatus. Yes. I still have my Delta II that I bought used from Ten-Tec in 1993. I used it mobile for several years and found it to be a g
Hi Jack, Welcome to the club! My suggestion from many years of experience is to put up a 135 foot dipole as high as possible. Feed it with ladderline and a tuner with a 4:1 balun. It will work all ba