That RGO is pretty close to the price of an IC-7300. QSK is it's advantage but that's about all. I disabled and bypassed the amp relay in the 7300 and now QSK is quiet bearable.
Dave: You cannot disable the relay via a menu on the 7300 although you can on the IC-7610. The amplifier relay is keyed at all times. The only way to kill the relay is to rip it out. Once it's out yo
When I compared the 7300 and Corsair II, I was comparing them under a very limited / narrow range of functionality. There are just a few things that the old Corsair II can do better, limited to low b
Carl: What are you using to do this with? I hooked my WSPRLITE up to a piece of wire and was heard in TN, about 200 miles away. Not bad for 200 mw. Steve N4LQ
I believe many Collins radios were also aluminum. At least my 75A4 is. Also the big Hammarlund SP-600 is aluminum. I'm sure it's easier to work with. I've had 3 or 4 Century 21's and never had a hum
Or you could just feed the PTO into a cheap frequency counter. Being a DC receiver makes that very easy. Here's one I used: http://www.ebay.com/itm/0-1-to-65MHz-PIC16F648A-RF-Signal-Frequency-Counter
How did you even know how to get an RMA? The TT web site shows absolutely nothing. No number, no address, no instructions. http://www.tentec.com/ You must have inside information. Steve N4LQ
Well that's interesting.... Looks like Google blocks all of TT's links. Your connection is not private Attackers might be trying to steal your information from *www.tentec.com <http://www.tentec.com>
I'm playing with a PM3A and noticed there is no CW offset. There's nothing mentioned in the "manual" and the VFO has no means of shifting frequency when the key is down. This is a mystery since witho
Mike: Thanks for the HW-8 info. I looked at the HW-8 schematic and they shift the VFO via a diode/capacitor triggered by the relay voltage. That's perfect for the Power Mite. I'll give it a try. The
Check your power supply voltage. Should be about 13.8. Did that rig come with a power supply? Wouldn't surprise me if you put about 24 volts on it. Steve N4LQ
Chris: If you are certain that the Omni D's frequency instability is ONLY on 80 meters then it almost has to be caused by the 7.5 mhz crystal on the Osc. Mixer board. That is the only component uniqu