I wonder who else is getting tired hearing about new products when Ten Tec still hasn't finished the simple things on their old products. John Henry told me at the Orlando Hamcation that it was an e
I don't feel this way. In fact every time I get a chance to get on the air with my O2 I feel blessed to be able to own the best radio I have had in 35 plus years on air. Sri ur monitor doesn't read p
Mike, TenTec does not make money on software updates. It is a matter of revenue. They probably have one person or two people at most who do software updates and probably only on a part time basis. Th
I agree with Jack. I've been on this reflector for several years, and have deleted literally hundreds of complaints about software updates. During that time, I have been able to log thousands of cont
Amen - same here W4AO _______________________________________________ TenTec mailing list TenTec@contesting.com http://lists.contesting.com/mailman/listinfo/tentec
Well, I see the TenTec groupies have awoken! Dave, here is another one for you to delete. Jerry W5JH I agree with Jack. I've been on this reflector for several years, and have deleted literally hundr
Well this is a TenTec group. Just sayin'... Chris, K4RCH -- www.HansohnBrothers.com _______________________________________________ TenTec mailing list TenTec@contesting.com http://lists.contesting.c
So, if you had this big issue fixed tomorrow would you be able to work anything that you can't now? Would the receiver or transmitter somehow work better. How about that state of the art DSP...would
Hi Jerry, I understand your point perfectly well. John Henry told me that adjusting the alignment is very easy...just changing a variable in the FW. If it is that easy then it should be done so the
Jerry, Think of this way, it might make him feel better about his $4000 radio! Part of that $4000 has to be service after the sale. And, if John Henry promised him the fix would be easy to do and has
Truthfully, I don't share the irritation that you describe. Sure! I would like to see a few more.better bells and whistles on the display. But, I've become accustomed to the various niggles and gnats
The fact is radio's are not test equipment. It is unreasonable to expect perfectly calibrated S meters and ultimate accuracy in the spectrum display. It's not a calibrated spectrum analyzer. You want
They only loose the sale if you go somewhere else and my guess is you ain't going nowhere because you have already had your Yaesu, Icom, Kenwood experience. If not you would have already dropped that
It could be a lot worse - how many rigs did Yaesu put out with the noise blanker never fully turned off, so they had overload images on all bands all the time? And this happened model after model aft
I have an Eagle and as others can buy an Orion II or any other radio costing much more, but why not fix the NR of this one on the Orion? Tempted to purchase another brand if this isn't taken care of.
HOW DO ANY OF YOU GUYS KNOW WHETHER J.H. HAS FIXED THAT PROBLEM OR NOT? If you haven't noticed, Ten-Tec, like every other company, does not release new firmware "one bug fix at a time." Perhaps J.H.
Fair question, Mike. I am ambivalent because I am extremely happy with my Omni VII, but I also sympathize with those who have radios that don't work exactly as they are supposed to. I don't expect an
It's kinda funny. While my TT Omni VII was in the shop (a self-inflicted wound, I toasted a receiver diode hot-swapping an active receiver antenna... doh!) - I purchased a Kenwood TS-590s, as a backu
James, now the big question: "does the radio like you?" ;-) Rick, DJ0IP It's kinda funny. While my TT Omni VII was in the shop (a self-inflicted wound, I toasted a receiver diode hot-swapping an acti
Hi Rick, The reason why I suspect it hasn't been fixed yet is because it was not fixed in the latest release, which was well after I complained about it. Prior to the last release, there was a probl