Thanks Amos
I called TenTec but they do not have an Analog Front Panel. Anybody have
one?
Wes
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> 1. TenTec Scout, accessories and other items FS (Ken Simpson, W8EK)
> 2. Triton IV Front Panel Wear (wes bolin)
> 3. Re: Triton IV Front Panel Wear (Amos Joseph Favorite Jr)
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> Date: Sun, 08 Jun 2014 15:31:03 -0400
> From: "Ken Simpson, W8EK" <kenw8ek@gmail.com>
> To: TenTec List at contesting <tentec@contesting.com>
> Subject: [TenTec] TenTec Scout, accessories and other items FS
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> TenTec "Scout" HF Transceiver, plus many Scout Accessories,
> Power Supplies, RF Speech Processors, and other miscellaneous
> accessories For Sale:
>
>
> TenTec Scout 555 HF transceiver
>
> The TenTec Scout is a nice, small, compact 50 Watt output radio
> for both CW and SSB. It was made to be simple to operate, and
> easy to run mobile, if that is desired. It features TenTec's great
> full break in QSK on CW, and has really great low distortion
> audio on SSB. Of course it has digital readout.
>
> This unit features a "Jones Filter" which permits one to vary the
> bandwidth from about 2400 Hz for SSB down to about 300 Hz
> for CW. This is continuously variable with a pot, so it can be
> adjusted to suit band conditions very easily. No need to buy
> extra filters for this rig! It does need 13 V DC at about 10 amps.
>
> Since the rig is small, it does not even have a band switch.
> Instead it uses "modules" for each band. These modules
> plug into the front of the unit. To change bands, one simply
> pops one module out, and plugs another in. Only takes a
> couple seconds. It can cover from 160 thru 10 meters,
> including the WARC bands, but using the proper module.
>
> This particular rig works fine, and looks good as well.
> There are a few minor scratches on the sides.
> It includes a power cord, original box, manual, and one band
> module of your choice. Other accessories are available
> separately below. $250
>
> I have band modules for 80/75, 40, 20, 15, and 10 meters.
> Additional band modules are $45 each if purchased with
> the rig, or $55 if purchased separately.
> The person buying the rig gets first choice on any
> accessories, including the band modules.
>
> TenTec 297 noise blanker for the 555 Scout
> It works great on impulse / ignition type of noise. Not as
> great on other kinds. $65 with rig, or $75 separately.
>
> TenTec hand microphone
> I think it is a model 701, but that info is not on the mic.
> Four pin connector can be used on any of the TenTec
> rigs with the 4 pin connector. Works fine and looks
> close to new. With paper work for $30.
>
> TenTec 937 Power Supply
> This is the matching AC power supply for the Scout, although
> it can certainly be used on other rigs. It is rated at 11 amps
> intermittent and 7 amps continuous. It is in its original box,
> and works and looks close to new. $65
>
>
> TenTec 715 RF Speech Processor:
>
> The Model 715 RF Speech Processor is a high performance
> true RF-type speech processor designed to operate with
> most modern HF Amateur Radio transceivers. RF speech
> processing is a superior system to traditional AF
> systems found in a typical HF transceiver.
>
> ..Increase average SSB power output by up to 6 dB
> ..Enhance readability by stations hearing your signal
> ..Break pileups for DXpeditions faster
> ..Keep your net or contest run frequency clearer
> ..Easy to install, easy to operate
>
> The 715 RF speech processor is installed between the
> microphone and the microphone jack on your transceiver.
> Two microphone inputs are provided -- an 8 pin microphone
> connector wired for TenTec and Yaesu, and a 1/8? input
> used for direct connection of microphones. 13 V DC required.
>
> This particular unit works 100% and looks like new.
> Paper work is included for $200.
>
>
> TenTec 234 RF Speech Processor
> The 234 is the predecessor to the 715 speech processor
> (listed above) except it matches the early Omni Series
> A, B, and C rigs, and others of that era. It has both a
> 4 pin plug and a 1/4 inch stereo jack for input. It needs
> 13 V DC at low current. It is an extremely effective unit,
> typically providing about a 6 db increase in talk power.
> With paperwork for $150.
>
>
> TenTec Switching Power Supply:
>
> "Switcher / 25" 25 amp switching power supply:
> This is a 25 amp switching power supply in a case that
> matches the early Omni series case, with the metal bezel
> around it. It is in a case that is the same size as a 243
> remote VFO. It has an ammeter on the front, along with
> Switch, TenTec logo, and output bulb. The front panel
> basically looks like a 280 power supply with a metal bezel,
> but says "Switcher/25" on it. It is very quiet, and well
> shielded, and does not produce any electrical noise that
> I could find. $140
>
>
> MFJ 1118 DC Power Distribution Strip:
>
> The MFJ-1118 is a versatile, high-current deluxe
> multiple DC power outlet. It lets you power two HF
> and/or VHF transceivers and six or more accessories
> from your transceiver's main 13 V DC power supply.
> You get two pairs of super heavy duty 30 amp 5-way
> binding posts for powering your transceivers. Each
> pair is individually fused and RF bypassed, capable
> of a total of 35 amps.
>
> An LED indicates power "ON". Six pairs of heavy duty,
> RF bypassed 5-way binding posts lets you power your
> accessories. They handle a total of 15 amps and are
> protected by a master fuse, have an ON/OFF power
> switch and an LED power indicator.
>
> You get 6 feet super heavy eight gauge color-coded
> cable with ring tongue terminals, plus a built-in
> 0 - 25 VDC monitor meter.
>
> With paper work for only $60.
>
>
> Cables for CW keyers and keys:
>
> Cable for paddles
> About 3 feet long, and with a 1/8 inch (3.5 mm) stereo
> connector on the end, like used by most rigs. $8
> As above, but 1/4 inch plug. $8
>
> Cable for straight key
> About 3 feet long, with a mono 1/8 inch (3.5 mm) phone
> plug on it, as used with a straight key. $5
> As above, but 1/4 inch plug. $5
>
>
> I also have many other accessories available such as many
> different types of microphones, HTs, VHF and UHF rigs,
> antennas, etc. Just too many things to list here.
> Please e-mail your requests.
>
>
> Prices do not include shipping from Florida.
>
>
> Thanks.
>
> 73,
>
> Ken, W8EK
>
> Ken Simpson
> E-mail to W8EK@FLHam.net or W8EK@arrl.net
> Voice Phone (352) 732-8400
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> Message: 2
> Date: Mon, 9 Jun 2014 10:13:15 -0500
> From: wes bolin <k5apl41@gmail.com>
> To: tentec@contesting.com
> Subject: [TenTec] Triton IV Front Panel Wear
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> I have a Tritin IV that has wear around around the Volume control and the
> Mode
> Switch. Looks like an matte overcoat has worn through and the shiny panel
> paint
> is exposed. Also, there is dark area around other controls, probably from
> dirt and oil from fingertips.
>
> Any ideas on how to repair/fix this? The rest of the front panel is in
> great shape.
> Should I try to apply more matte overcoat? Or strip all the overcoat? Or?
>
> Any suggestions are appreciated. Thanks.
> Wes
>
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> Message: 3
> Date: Mon, 9 Jun 2014 10:43:46 -0500
> From: Amos Joseph Favorite Jr <w5sjl@msn.com>
> To: Discussion of Ten-Tec Equipment <tentec@contesting.com>
> Subject: Re: [TenTec] Triton IV Front Panel Wear
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> I would not remove it, ware indicates active use not a shelf ornament. I
> have a transmitter and receiver that I bought as soon as I could afford it.
>
> The frequency dials and all controls have the same ware because I used it
> until I finally got a solid state transceiver that could match the
> performance.
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>
> You could find a front panel and new controls, that will bring it back to
> like new look....
>
>
> 73's Amos......
>
>
>
> Amos 2 Sent from my iPad
>
> > On Jun 9, 2014, at 10:13 AM, "wes bolin" <k5apl41@gmail.com> wrote:
> >
> > I have a Tritin IV that has wear around around the Volume control and the
> > Mode
> > Switch. Looks like an matte overcoat has worn through and the shiny
> panel
> > paint
> > is exposed. Also, there is dark area around other controls, probably
> from
> > dirt and oil from fingertips.
> >
> > Any ideas on how to repair/fix this? The rest of the front panel is in
> > great shape.
> > Should I try to apply more matte overcoat? Or strip all the overcoat?
> Or?
> >
> > Any suggestions are appreciated. Thanks.
> > Wes
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