Rick Westerman wrote: It was the 70's and the mobile amp was (as I recall) the HA-14 using 2x 572B's. The problem with the SB230, apart from the tube being highly poisenous, is simply the cost of a n
Dave Edwards wrote: Both amps work great. I wish the idea behind the SB230 could have been pursued. I don't think it is impossible to have silent operating There is no reason one could not take a pai
BrianDoes your argosy have the cw filter? thanks, -bob ah7i Brien Pepperdine wrote: I have for sale a Ten-Tec Argosy II digital, with matching power supply. 5 watts out or 50 watts out - switchable h
Gary Smith wrote: As IBM just announced they are sending Linux development (open source) to asia, count that as work that will 'forevermore' be lost in the states. Were it radios & their software the
Want to run a slew of pegasus or other radios via a single ethernet connection? I have a unused adapter. 10bT ethernet to 40 serial ports. It comes with the manual and flash card with software. Ports
Looking for $225 or better offer. See it and some description here. http://edebris.com/catalog2/item/1174 thumbnails link to more detail. Note scaling/quality options for photos. Have the original ma
RickBut I want a Argonaut V with CW filter :-) I hauled my Yaesu FT101B all over the South Pacific/South China Sea Heading back to the Pacific and figure Argo V with a universal SMPS will be a little
SteveInterested in details. Mainly as defense fodder in case I ever get slammed on export regs ;-) -Bob ah7i _______________________________________________ TenTec mailing list TenTec@contesting.com
al_lorona@agilent.com wrote: ... but one can put up with some deficiencies in $800 radio vs. "ultimate" $3.6k radio. Can we discuss topics rationally or is this really TT Worshipers Cult forum? They
John Rippey wrote: When a company loses its brainiest employee (Doug Smith), it's time for black crepe, it seems to me, rather than sentiments such as he won't be missed because his work was done. On
Context dude, context. -Bob ah7i Robert Higgins wrote: Huh? Bob K4LW Imagining a bucket hanging from a fishermans scale. Each TT employee plops his gob of gray (gravy) in the bucket while a green vis
Robert Higgins wrote: Sorry, I guess I'm just hopelessly dense, but this follow-up post did nothing to help me understand the first post. Perhaps if you explain it to me like I'm a six year old. 73 B
tongaloa wrote: Who designed the RX320. IMO, it's a very elegant design and quite a radio for the $. meant my reply for Bob only. still not used to this reply to sender replying to list business See
Consider this. A bunch of guys invested in BPL. The value of their investments was sharply decreased by interference issues. Instead of bailing, they buy up investments from others at a cheap $ and t
It would be kind of fun to mess around with 6kc-10kc bandwidth digital modes. Would take up no more space than the HiFi SSB. HF 16 QAM anyone? jhgraves@gis.net wrote: Given the high level of concern
Rob Atkinson, K5UJ wrote: <<<I love it when all these people stand up & criticize the Orion. I bet that 75% of the critics have NEVER turned a knob on a Orion.>>> This same situation certainly exists
Missed your reply. Incorrect time applied somewhere enroute. Friend who attends standards meetings for codecs says 2kbps by tokenizing speech components. With 16QAM that's what 500Hz? Competitive wit
DickThanks for writing. Yes, but no details of firmware. I want a commented source listing and some tools for compiling and loading. No way to play with the code without this. -Bob Richard Hemingway
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