[TenTec] Merger
Cecil
chacuff at cableone.net
Tue May 20 22:32:23 EDT 2014
Oh don't read me wrong...never said the Orion was not a giant killer...it was. Keyword here is WAS.
All the others mentioned are still being made and have some killer bells and whistles you would expect to find on a flagship model. They won't appeal to everyone...most flagship models don't for several reasons the price point being one. But they do sell. There are quite a few 7800's out there.
I also like to look at the Sherwood page but it ranks only on one receiver parameter and many believe its a ranking of best to worst but there are many more considerations than just close spaced IM to make a well rounded receiver/transceiver.
One example...you could make the top of Rob list but have audio that's difficult to live with and it becomes a less desirable product.
Just my thoughts...
Cecil
K5DL
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> On May 20, 2014, at 8:21 PM, Dave Heil <k8mn at frontiernet.net> wrote:
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> I enjoy perusing the Sherwood receiver stats. What about either of the Orions was not compatible with the likes of the IC-7800 or TS-990 at a great deal less money? Even the FT-5000's receiver is only marginally better in some regards. The problem was, they quit making them.
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> 73,
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> Dave Heil K8MN
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>> On 5/21/2014 01 05, Cecil wrote:
>> I agree...I'd buy that. That said I would also like to see Ten-Tec do a blow out flagship to showcase the best they are capable of.
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>> It would be a low volume unit but would be competitive with the Icom 7800, the Kenwood TS-990 and the Yaesu FT-9000... Things learned in that process could trickle down to the volume sales leaders...
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>> Just thinking out loud...
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>> Cecil
>> K5DL
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