I believe the official spec says 3 seconds however I would wait at least 5-10 seconds for the filaments to get to full intensity. By the time the fan gets spun up to full speed you will have given ev
Steve Baron - KB3MM wrote: How do you get it that wide ? Section 3.6.1 of the Jupiter manual, Transmitter Filter Bandwidth Press the MNU button on the front of the radio and adjust TX FILTER BW setti
John Rippey wrote: I see that one of the changes in the new update has to do with the operation of RIT/XIT. Next I'd like to see Ten-Tec improve the operation of RIT/XIT on the Argonaut V per previou
Carl Moreschi wrote: If you use 32 ohm or higher impedance headphones, you won't hear the click. I was just suggesting a way for you to continue to use the same headphones. I don't have the click in
Jim Reid wrote: I use a pair of AKG K 240 DF 600ohm headphones. Going to the web site you give shows that they come with the mini-stereo connector plus an adapter to the standard 1/8" phono jack. Yea
K3BU@aol.com wrote: We NEED PTT control for precise control and timing on CW by contesting programs!!! You need a computer program to send CW in a contest? That sounds like cheatin'!! :-) 73 Jason N1
Dave Edwards wrote: But that's what contests are about these days!! Oh yeah, I guess that's why I don't participate in 'em ;-) I'd like to see the contest scores if a guy could only use pencil/paper
Marijan Miletic, S56A wrote: P3F> Some of you guys should be less defensive of Ten Tec. And less offensive against JA products! If you would buy one of their radios for 3K5$ with all the teething pro
Michael Tope wrote: BTW, I see from your website that you use a vibroplex bug. Seems like you are not totally against crutches, Jason. What's the matter, can't you generate those dits by hand with a
Rick Westerman wrote: Jason, what planet have you been living on? I'm only guessing but I doubt if any class in any major contest has been won by anyone NOT using a computer to send CW for at least 1
ARDUJENSKI@aol.com wrote: Jason Soon these guys will turn their computers (er radios) on Friday evening and print out the logs on Monday morning (smile) Yep - I see it coming. 99% of the world's comm
RON ZOND wrote: maybe we should just turn on the rig and computer, run a program that does al the work, and let the best rig-computer combo win. Then all contesters use that combo. It would be intere
Auto Sweep is on - hit MNU and scroll to find AUTO SWEEP and turn it off. I have mine set for 120 wide so I can turn a fair bit but it's all preference. 73 Jason N1SU ________________________________
Mark Erbaugh wrote: The N9VV website ( www.N9VV.com ) mentions a mod to the Jupiter ALC circuit that is apparently approved by the factory. It involves replacing the 4.7 mF C107 with 2.2 mF. The webs
I strongly recommend the AKG K 240 DF http://www.akg.com/products/powerslave,mynodeid,186,id,253,pid,253,_language,EN.html You can easily pop the side clip off and reverse the polarity if you so desi
Does anyone have any recommendations for a 300bps TNC for use with the Jupiter? I want to run HF packet while travelling with my Jupiter - just wondering what everyone is using and recommends... and
Stuart Rohre wrote: Absolutely NOT! I only advocated a legal scientific operations test, which is what The BPL companies have failed to DO! ARRL has asked for hams to collect information on RFI they
Does anyone know if there is a way to get a tighter filter for the Jupiter? I find myself trying to squeeze the bandwidth filter tighter than 300Hz. There are times I wish I had 100Hz! :-) 73 Jason N
Thanks to all who replied. I would ultimately prefer to see the firmware modified slightly to further narrow the bandwidth instead of a post-AF stage filter. It seems, using MixW to analyze the outpu