Does anyone know the part numbers for the Molex connectors Ten Tec uses for connections on their circuit boards? I am looking for a female cable connector with 3 pins. I have several with 2 pins, but
Out in my garage I have a chassis I made in high school (1965) for building a 220 megacycle transmitter out of my 1952 Handbook, but it was never completed. There was not much activity on the band ev
One of my friends has lost his eyesight, and would like to get on HF sideband. He is very limited as to antennas due to living in an apartment. He is also limited as to funds. I would like to get him
There is someone on e-bay who is selling 4 to 8 pin adapters. I do not know if these would help. I have been soldering 4 pin plugs onto D104 and Shure 444 mics for years so I can use them with my Ten
A while back I bought a Corsair II and the matching VFO from a list member (Thanks!). My initial thought was to use it as the tunable IF for my vhf transverters, but it did not work out well for that
I'm looking for another Argonaut II as a tunable IF rig for my VHF station. Does anyone here have a working example they would be willing to sell? 73, Steve WA9JML
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I use amplified D104 mics on both my Argonaut II and Omni V with great results. I set the gain on the internal mic preamp to nearly minimum to prevent overdrive of the radio's audio circuits. I have
A while back, I bought two surplus luminescent strips from All Electronics to replace the tired OEM one in the Argonaut. I cut the first one to size and wired it in. It worked for about a year and qu
I must have called a different Ten Tec than you did over the years. I have always had superb support for both the radios and the kits. The people who answer the phone have always been knowledgeable a
It is a common methodology in survey research to ask the same question several times in slightly different ways to try to track more closely the views of the persons being surveyed. Obviously, Ten Te
For many years I operated both CW and SSB with an ancient National NCX-5 transceiver. That relic has an excellent 2.4 KHz filter, and was quite usable on CW. I eventually added an Autek audio filter
Having barely survived tax season, I am now looking for an amplifier to pair with my Corsair II. Does anyone here have a Centaur in fixable to working condition they would like to sell? Please reply
Dental floss may work, but the only stuff that I had on hand was made from teflon and was too slippery to stay on the little clip. After several abortive attempts, I switched to old monofilament fish
I spent some time today making up some cables so I can use the Omni V with my transverters, and make use of the radio's transverter connections. Supposedly, with the transverter enable shorted to gro
I am the initiator of the prior thread, but since my Omni V is still sitting untouched on the work table, I am still interested in doing the recapping properly. I have been seriously considering tant
I have been a ham since 1963, and spend most of my time on VHF. I have had a great time with my Argonaut II, which now is the IF radio in my VHF station. It did quite well on the low bands, too with
A while back I bought two of the All Electronics surplus electroluminescent display backlights. I replace the dead one in the radio by cutting the new one to size. It lasted about a year and quit wor
This sort of thing is why I am not getting rid of my Corsair II any time soon. Seve WA9JML Scott Harwood wrote: Amen! This is one of my few gripes about the Orion II. I do a lot of weak signal 80 met
It has been a good many years since I worked at Motorola on Micors. If I recall correctly, these radios had an internal power supply regulator for crucial circuits. The radio was supposed to function