No, the Omni V does not have RIT. You use VFO B for RIT. If you press A=B and then SPLIT you have accomplished the same thing as RIT. Carl Moreschi N4PY Franklinton, North Carolina n4py@earthlink.net
Yes, you have to remember to turn off SPLIT at the end of the QSO. But with RIT you also have to remember to turn it off after the QSO. Carl Moreschi N4PY Franklinton, North Carolina n4py@earthlink.n
Has anyone had any success with the new TenTec software and AM transmit? I tried it and can only get about 1 watt output. Two others have tried it and claim the same thing. TenTec says they are not a
The only comment I have concerns the receive filters. The algorithm used keeps the low frequency cutoff at 200 hertz for all the SSB filters. I believe this to be a normal and good approach. This mea
New version of my Pegasus/Jupiter software and RX-320 software are now available. Highlites of the New functions for Version 1.45 of my Pegasus/Jupiter Software are: 1) Made the green digits of the V
I received my RX-331 from TenTec yesterday. I now have it running in full transceive with my Pegasus. The RX-331 is a commercial receiver available from TenTec. It it own their website under commerci
I just have to say that it is a known problem that if the pegasus or jupiter is too close to the power supply, a 60 hertz component gets modulated on the CW carrier producing a raspy CW note. You mus
Steve, When my power supply was right next to my pegasus, received CW signals sounded very raspy. I was ready to send the unit back to TT. I moved the supply and all was well. The same raspy sound wa
I have found the RX320 to be a surprisingly good receiver. If you don't mind being tied to a computer, you will not get a better receiver for the money. Passband tuning, 33 filters, CW, SSB, AM, accu
Many people have asked how I am making out using the RX331 with the pegasus. I have my software running pretty well with the pair now. The RX-331 is a completely computer controlled DSP receiver and
I agree completely with Tom's analysis. I might add, I played with a 756PRO recently, and the filters are great in the PRO. The RX-331 filters are even steeper than the PRO! Carl Moreschi N4PY Frankl
I have ordered an RX-331 receiver from Ten-Tec to go with My Pegasus. I will modify my software to use the RX-331 receiver as the main receiver and the Pegasus receiver as the sub-receiver. I expect
The new speech processor works very well for the Pegasus. The speech is unfortunately after the monitor output. This means using the monitor function to set the speech processor will not work. You mu
I'm just curious if anyone has found a noise that the new pegasus noise blanker helps with. If you have, please describe what kind of noise it took out and how effective the various setting levels (1
Version 1.44 of my Pegasus Software is now available. It features 12 new functions including S meter calibration and the displaying of the main frequency in the task window so you can tell where you
Carl Moreschi N4PY 919-494-2363 Franklinton, North Carolina n4py@earthlink.net -- Original Message -- From: "Carl Moreschi" <n4py@earthlink.net> To: "Barry N1EU" <n1eu@hotmail.com> Sent: Thursday, Fe
The Jupiter and the Pegasus are exactly the same internal transmitter and receiver. They even share the very same bords inside. The Jupiter is a Pegasus with a built in front panel computer. I think
I got on the ARRL site and looked for the dates of the product reviews for Ten-Tec transceivers. This is what I got: Omni D January 1980 Argosy I October 1980 Century 22 May 1985 Corsair II August 19
The Delta 1 is a double conversion receiver. The first IF is 11 to 11.5 mHz and the second IF is 6.3 mHz. It stands by itself in this scheme. The Tritons, Argonaut I, OMNI A+D, C, Corsair I and II, a