Mike, et al,
That sound like a pretty high failure rate for a relatively new radio.
I'm wondering how the reliability of the newer Ten-Tec designs compares
to Elecraft and the big 3 imports.
I can repair my Heath gear and my older, per-microprocessor Ten Tec
gear, but repairing my Paragon or Scout if I can't fix them myself,
would be cost-prohibitive, if even possible, given the rate of component
obsolescence. Right now, I have the minor loop board out of my Paragon
(again). I think I have it fixed. Hard to believe, the Paragon is 25
years old, but my HW-100 is 46 years old and it still works great!
73 all,
Bob WB2VUF
On 3/10/2016 5:25 PM, Mike Bryce wrote:
That's an easy one.
You have NO warranty.
The new owner purchased the assets, NOT the liabilities.
My argonaut VI I purchased last May, failed and when I inquired about warranty
work. Well sorry. That's a liability.
The radio has failed once more. Good thing is I can still have it repaired
Mike wb8vge
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On Mar 10, 2016, at 4:30 PM, Steve Berg <wa9jml@frontier.com> wrote:
I am much more concerned about possible warranty issues for the Omni VII that I
bought when RKR owned Ten Tec.
Steve WA9JML
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