[TenTec] Corsair II

Gary Hoffman ghoffman at spacetech.com
Sun Aug 6 21:30:10 EDT 2006


Hi All,

I too have owned more than one Corsair (or Corsair II).  I'm not trolling
the list or looking to start a flame war on this subject.  I'd just like to
comment that the units I have owned have all been stable enough that I've
used them (a LOT) in the digital modes like PSK for instance.  After about
an hour (or a little more) of warmup, I have not had them drift any amount I
was able to notice.  Sometimes I would just sit there for a long time and
listen to a couple stations ragchew on PSK and not have to retune.  (And
yes, that is with the software AFC turned off, which is the way I usually
leave it since I don't want my station moving to other, very nearby signals
unless I really want to retune).

So, my comment is that I don't find them drifty at all.  I'd wonder if there
were other issues at work on units which might have drifted.  Not trying to
claim that they did not drift - just stating that drifting has not been a
normal feature of the units I have owned.

73 de Gary, AA2IZ


----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Roy Koeppe" <royanjoy at ncn.net>
To: "Ten Tec Reflector" <tentec at contesting.com>
Sent: Sunday, August 06, 2006 9:24 AM
Subject: Re: [TenTec] Corsair II


> Was stated,
>
> "You are a cw op....it is fine on ssb but really shines on cw"
>
> Just this comment from me, over the years I have worked dozens of them
> mostly in round table ragchews with friends. Corsair's drift an
> objectional amount for this purpose in my opinion. They almost always
> force me to use the RIT each time a user of one transmits a comment.
> That's the reason I was so glad about the advent of synthesized rigs!
>
> 73,   Roy   K6XK
>
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