Is the R9624 Studio One microphone CLOSE OUT $59.00 still available? If so, I would like to purchase it and would appreicate instructions on how to do this. Thanks! Scott K4VWK -- Original Message --
Sorry, obviously this was sent to the list by mistake. Thanks for the wonderful advice. _______________________________________________ TenTec mailing list TenTec@contesting.com http://lists.contesti
I am in the same boat, but did a mod to the rail on the boom by cutting a small slot in the plastic cover to allow the cable to come out from the middle and reach the rig. Doesn't look that bad, but
I have a Centurion and had the same problem tuning for ?max smoke? as suggested in the manual. One thing I was doing wrong was tuning with the transceiver in AM mode. Most transceivers operate reduce
MFJ makes a counterpoise tuner. I use it while in Florida in the winter from a 3rd story condo. I had TVI & telephone problems until I got one. Works great with 30 ft. wire around baseboard. No more
Heck, I also got interested & ordeed the Force 12 Sigma 5 (3-5 week delay in shipping due to demand). If anyone is interested it's on sale ($90 off) through July 22nd. Scott K4VWK -- Original Message
Greg: Before you run off and buy a old used Johnson matchbox, take a look at the Palstar BT1500A 1500 Watt Balanced Line tuner. Although somewhat expensive, it is superior to the matchbox and uses ne
Woops! The correct URL for the Palstar tuner balanced line reviews is www.eham.net/reviews/detail/3004. Scott -- Original Message -- From: "Gregory J Knapp" <gknapp@freshrain.org> Reply-To: Discussio
Having just purchased a new (?) Orion about a month ago, I initially felt extremely let down and that I perhaps wasted $4,000 (mine has autotuner and all filters). I did a serious comparison between
I couldn?t agree more. I received my Orion in early June with autotuner and all additional filters installed. It is a fantastic rig. I deliberately waited to allow Ten-Tec time to address some of the
Thanks, Scott, from a very satisfied and happy Orion owner. I know of no other company that would take the time or make the effort to respond as you have. I hope this will eliminated some of the drib
I have a question for the forum. As a relatively new owner of the Orion, I am somewhat confused by the discussions on filters. I bought mine with the optional 288 (1.8 MHz), 285 (500 KHz) and 288 (25
Rich: Thanks much for the response. Would I be better off getting the Inrad filter, installing it in the 1000Kz filter slot, removing the optional 500 KHz Ten-Tec Filter, and keeping the optional 250
I have 160, 40 and 20 meter module that are in mint condx. I only use the rig on 80, so if your friend is interested in one or all, please contact me directly at this email address. Scott K4VWK -- Or
Thanks, Dave. You guys have been most helpful. Wish I read this stuff before I ordered the Orion with filters installed - hi. 73 Scott K4VWK -- Original Message -- From: "Dave Bowker" <dbowker@mail.s
Great news, Scott. I wish you few if any bugs. Thanks, Scott K4VWK -- Original Message -- From: "Ten-Tec Inc. Amateur Radio Sales" <sales@tentec.com> Reply-To: Discussion of Ten-Tec Equipment <tentec
I couldn?t agree more. I?ve had an O1 since June. Sure I was a little miffed about the announcement of OII, but that?s today?s technology. I?ve been hamming since 1958, and never have I had such a fb