Ten-Tec is requesting survey input from amateurs on what they think is important in a new transceiver http://radio.tentec.com/Amateur . Click on the survey message at the top of the page. 73, Merle -
It is difficult to tell which line of answer boxes corresponds to which question, because they are so far apart horizontally. If there were more horizontal lines on the survey pages to help the eye f
I too found it difficult to line up the questions and answers. Also when they ask a question about understanding roofing filters (of which I don't have a clue) and you tell them that then they ask yo
I found the questions and answers too far apart also. I narrowed the display window and they came together nicely. Mike N4NT _______________________________________________ TenTec mailing list TenTec
Sounds like someone on the list should make up the questions and send it to Ten Tec then no one will have anything to complain about. Enjoy the sunshine, at least here in Ohio. Ralph Howes W8BVH ____
Yes, I wonder if it is particularly significant that one of the most important features to me, a solid second receiver, did not make their list! Regards, Joel Joel R. Hallas, W1ZR Sounds like someone
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
Author: Ten-Tec Amateur Radio Sales <sales@tentec.com>
Date: Wed, 16 Apr 2008 11:07:56 -0400
There is a fill-in-the blank question on the survey that asks you to tell us: What do you think is the most important item or feature on an HF transceiver? 73 Scott Robbins W4PA _____________________
I know what it is for me, but I bet it is not that for others, all I want is just one function per knob. I just hate to have to think what the knob (or switch or button) is doing now! :-( But that's
I don't remember that Fill-In-Blank question.. Dave David J Drew -- W7DPW Over 50 Years with Same Call Amateur Extra Since 1970 Continuous ARRL Member Since October 1957 ARRL Life Member October 1969
I remember seeing it. _______________________________________________ TenTec mailing list TenTec@contesting.com http://lists.contesting.com/mailman/listinfo/tentec
I thought the survey was interesting. At least they are asking us what we think even if the info is somewhat limited. To me it shows that Ten Tec may have lost it's way in the amateur community and i
RECIEVER iF YOU CAN'T HEAR UM YOU CAN'T WORK UM. 73 DAVE K6WRF _______________________________________________ TenTec mailing list TenTec@contesting.com http://lists.contesting.com/mailman/listinfo/t
And I would like to add...low current, bullet proof, high voltage finals. Would require a dual voltage power supply though.... -- Original Message -- From: "Dave Reynolds" <dave@k6wrf.com> To: "Discu
Yes, but room for only one "most" important -- not for the other "very" important items <g>! Regards, Joel Joel R. Hallas, W1ZR list! There is a fill-in-the blank question on the survey that asks you
The most significant thing I want from TT in the way of a "new" transceiver is for them to "finish the job" on the last one I bought from them. While my Orion works well, I was "sold" on the concept
Ralph, Heaven knows I don't speak for Ten-Tec, but I think that was the basis for their questions on the survey about paying for software. Bernie In a message dated 4/16/2008 1:35:47 P.M. Central Day
Paying for firmware updates... NO WAY, unless they are for optional new features. A far as fixing the many remaining bugs/issues I should not have to pay for it twice. HW band scope ... sure I'll pay
Pros: Good to see Ten-Tec gathering information for a future product development.... no GREAT! To survive and even flourish Ten-Tec must stay competitive in product offerings. The survey itself had s
I have an Orion and am using V2 of the firmware. I will have to say I really love the radio and enjoy using it very much. I would gladly pay for firmware updates but I don't know how Ten-Tec would do