Look at this way guys and gals. We associate with hi class operators in this group. Although both Mike and Wade could have been making unidentified transmissions, causing all kinds of havoc and chaos
Greetings Bill, I'm definitely interested in the 302 case. That should have 15 square holes punched and one round hole. Should be a match for the Pegasus. If still available, I'll purchase it. Please
I think the meter in the 229 is 200 microamps not 200 milliamps listed the Futurlec meter. Not sure what the basic movement is without the shunt. -Lee WA3FIY
My first Ten-Tec was a Corsair II purchased new. Prior to the Corsair I had an Icom 701 with which I was not at all happy. It had intermittent failure in the VFO from early on. Sent back to Icom for
No fire suit needed James! :-) I think it is fair to say the RX320 is both. It is of course "Controlled" by software. N4PY, Ten-Tec etc. But it is also "defined " by software. That is to say that onc
This list is a good example of INNOVATION! Most companies produce items already well defined by the market. Little innovation. Companies and individuals like Collins (mechanical filter and KWM1 trans
A dozen years ago Ten-Tec introduced the Pegasus SDR transceiver. Yes Kachina had one on the market also but at twice the price and no flash memory upgrades. (An example of my previous post of innova
The Ten-Tec Triton was being marketed in late 1973. The Argonaut 505 and 405 100 watt (input) linear were being marketed in early 1973. 73, -Lee WA3FIY On 7 Jul 2012 at 12:48, Rick - DJ0IP / NJ0IP wr
Boy did I have fun today! I saw in the release notes of Carl's latest version of Pegasus control software that he added color options to the panel. Yawn.......who cares? Well....I now care. :-) That
Here's my view on your question John. Argosy - The Argosy, at least the later Argosy and all Argosy II's have a great noise blanker from my experience. Had terrible power line noise for several years
OK. I have three drawings here regarding this VFO question, Omni A-D download manual, Model 243 Remote Vfo Manual (Manual states it is for the Omni series transceivers) and Corsair II. All three show
It's interesting to observe the different operating styles of various ops. No right or wrong, just different. Unlike Martin, I use the PBT/BW and CUT controls quite often, probably second only to MUL
Barry, No idea what TT service is providing for Orion display replacement but from what you describe it sounds like the display on the late production Jupiters. You can see pictures of the Jupiter at
You can find the manual and schematic (as well as other interesting stuff) here: http://www.youkits.com/ 73, -Lee WA3FIY On 10 Dec 2011 at 14:06, Rick - DJ0IP / NJ0IP wrote:
It does look pretty interesting. 4 bands, 5 watts, 60 mA rx current, a rock stable VFO, works down to 9 volts among other things. Looks like a pretty good value. I'll be interested to hear how the QS
Greetings all. My Omni VI/O3 has a MUTE jack on the rear panel which will mute the receiver when asserted. According to the manual "Whenever the MUTE line goes to ground, a MUTE RQ signal is...sent t
John, Have you reversed the mark and space tones by any chance? RTTY requires that the mark and space frequencies have the proper relationship or all you get is gibberish. I think I recall that you a