One very easy way to do it is to key a small high speed SPDT relay with the "QSK" signal of the Jupiter. The realy common terminl goes to the Jupiter, the NC terminal to the Beverage and the NO termi
Jeff, I use the PT-11P with good results here. My antenna is a 256 foot off center fed dipole with a 4:1 balun at the feed point. It gives me all band coverage from 160 through 10 meters. On most ban
Roger......Roger......Roger......... Relax! Ten Tec did just fine with the Orion. I don't know about the FSK as I don't have an Orion here......YET! But I do know about the QSK and I think you are a
Check out the CodeBoy PUP keyer at: http://www.radioadv.com/ham_radio_equipment/Accessories/BK176a177.htm Fits nicely and works well too. It's a variation on the stand alone CodeBoy keyer. Uses power
I haven't seen any responses to your question Gene. Maybe folks responded directly. Anyway, my opinion of the Pegasus is that it is a very good value and a lot of fun! Combined with the N4PY control
Check out: http://www.radioadv.com/ham_radio_equipment/FreqMC/A2.htm It works with most of the Ten Tec analog readout rigs including the Century's 21 and 22 and even keeps your setup almost pure Ten
James, The numbers you quoted for the K2 are for 20Khz spacing. The numbers Ten Tec quoted are for 5 Khz spacing. As you can see, the Orion has close in performance that is unmatched by a long shot b
As I recall, that problem was quickly fixed. On the other hand, as the I recall, the Paragon turned in the best two tone dynamic range the ARRL had reported up to the time of the review, and since th
Hmmm.........? Maybe it was only "well known" by me. :-) I have three Paragons and I had the failure in two of them. I also know of several other Paragons that had the same failure. I don't know the
I don't know about any of the others but the failures I had here were clearly not cold solder joints. I examined the boards under a microscope and saw fractured solder joints. Both the PC board and c
Mark, When I hit "Reply" I get the following options: All I have to do is check a box beside each of the fields I want for my reply message. Very easy. From the looks of this, it is clear that the re
snip OK Jody, since you want to go new, but you're still not quite sure which way to go, I will strongly recommend the Pegasus as your first purchase. Ten Tec has a 30 day return policy, no question
I forgot to mention that if you decide to give the Pegasus a try, by all means get the N4PY software. I don't know if Carl has a demo version or not. You can check with him at: www.ralabs.com/n4py -o
Last week I was getting ready to do some work on my Corsair II to minimize the AGC 'POP' [ more on that later ] but I also have been noticing lately that the audio did not seem to be up to it's norma
Welcome to the Ten Tec group Ed. I appreciate the time you have taken to help us understand the effort the League goes to to get solid performance data on our gear. I knew it was a daunting task but
I did not read into John's comments that the 516 is an over achiever. In fact he mentioned I think he was just sharing his observation of it's performance under contest conditions against another rad
Nice little rig! Yours likely needs alignment. As I write this I am listening to some CW on 40, and the signal is present only on one side of zero beat. Likewise on 20, but you will notice that as yo
I've not had any problems with my 238 tuner knobs but I have had that problem with bandswitch knobs on various transceivers. So................when I get a new piece of Ten Tec stuff, I immediately r
Yep, the D-104 looks like a real mic! :-) I use one here along with a DM-50 and a home brew mic on my Ten Tecs with good success. In the case of the D-104, you will need to use the preamp in the stan