This issue is a * dead horse * to me so this is my last post on the topic. Hi Terry, I don't know if you are waiting for NT0F to answer your post, but I'll try to explain. While there have been probl
Don, Did you get the install instructions for the INRAD roofing kit? There are a couple different ways you can install it, one of which is to use N1 or N2 soft switches to activate it. The other way,
Don, Do you have the instruction sheet? It can be wired to work off of either N1, N2, or full-time. If it was not using one of the narrow switches you would certainly notice it on SSB. I'm still tryi
Philip, Maybe no one has :) I have the older 234 so I wouldn't know, but I doubt that there is a lot of difference electrically. AFAIK the new one is an RF processor just as the old one is. -- Neal,
Keith, Was there any technical info that came with it - such as a schematic? -- Neal, NL7VL -=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-= __________________________________
John, How cool! That's where I'd like to get for sure, but I'd try things out with the 2.4khz roofing filter first (since that's what I have). I was remarking to a friend of mine the other day how bo
Bob, I built it when they first came out. You guys know I love TT, right? I gotta tell you that while I thought it was a clever way to get the job done, it was a piece of junk, as far as it's operati
Hi Greg, Hey - do you still have your filters? -- Neal, NL7VL -=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-= _______________________________________________ TenTec mailing l
Jim, You are asking what kind of battery capacity you need to run the Herc from just batteries, or a PS + deep cycle in parallel? Maybe this is not what you what, but it might be useful anyway. * Wit
Absolutely! I know that with CW you are actually looking at a 50% duty cycle but I'm not sure about SSB. A pair of 6 volt batteries will handle several hours of SSB at 100 watts, but we are talking
Steve, I believe it's 250K, but I'll have to dig deeper on it. All the "old-school" Ten-Tecs use the same circuit with the RCA RC4136 quad op amp (which was low-noise and the best you could do back t
Steve, The "Corsair" manual says 500K and all the component values are the same in the Corsair II. I put a meter on on of the pots in the Corsair II and got about 220K across both, but I think I'd go
Hi Steve, So you're saying that the double-gang notch pot on the Corsair I is a 220K? That's about how it measured out with the ohm meter, but it does say 500K on the schematic. Jerry's right about t
O.T. for just a bit ... I thought it was amazing that my Leslie Model 147 with a 40 watt rms tube amp could easily keep up with the (new at the time) 100-150 Peavey amps or PAs. That 40 watt tube amp
Charles, Are we talking about potentiometers, or just generally? It's alway been my understanding that the cleaner-lubricant formula for a pot is totally different from other cleaner-lubricants ... s
Jerry, That's quite a bit to digest, with a lot of it over my head, but I do see things I agree with and some things I had not realized. I'd like to make sure I get this if you don't mind. OK, so tha
Thanks Jerry. That certainly clears several things up. -- Neal, NL7VL <snip> -=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-= _______________________________________________ T
Hello George, Well - you're a bit late to the discussion, and I think it's pretty much a dead horse. But to summarize: Why are there more than one or two for sale? Who knows, but opinions are: 1) Coi
George, Otherwise you will just be giving in to paranoia. Now - back to the dirt-nap ... hi hi 73 -- Neal, NL7VL -=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-= _____________