edoc wrote: Is the TenTec Model 706 important for the Jupiter to shine or would most any mic sound OK? The 706 is perfect match - crisp and clean audio. 73 Jason N1SU ________________________________
The fan would be useful if you plan to operate at 20W continuous. I found that the heat sinks get warm when I get very long winded on PSK or MFSK. I don't have the model 310 fan (I wish I did though)
Subscription-based access to internet websites is always a failure unless you have cornered the market on a very specific offering. I work for a company that wrestles with this subject, with great pa
That wouldn't be too hard. I built something kinda like that on a lark in a couple days. http://dining.digistar.com/ I don't feel too comfortable trying to replicate eham's reviews site because they
Has anyone out there any experience running AM on the Jupiter? I pressed the TUNE button while in AM mode but didn't see anything change as I expected - AM drive, mic gain, etc all stay the same valu
I've seen these before - to me it looks like I have to change AM-DRIVE to 25 watts or less and adjust the mic gain so that the ALC light only comes on during voice peaks. But what I do not understand
Richard Hemingway wrote: Doesn't look like it. It does have a slot for a compact flash card, but this is for transferring settings I think. I have not seen anything about updates that way. Given that
Ve3bmv@aol.com wrote: Anyone out there wishing to join the "Dream Radio" design team, please let me know. Don't forget the CW PTT line. _______________________________________________ TenTec mailing
Well, I thought I was doing myself a favor using a studio-grade speaker on my Jupiter but i'm finding I like the internal speaker a lot better, at least for CW work. For phone operation i'm undecided
Hmmm... So is a halfwavelength dipole a preferable antenna than a endfed halfwave for a given band? How does an endfed fullwave or 3/2 wave antenna compare to 1/2 wave endfed vs dipole? 73 Jason N1SU
My experiences with picking up the phone and calling Ten-Tec has been as good as it gets. Email is fine but it's as weak as the excuse "the dog ate my homework" - if you've got something to say, use
ac5e@comcast.net wrote: A 3/2 wave center fed dipole has an odd number of quarter waves on each side, and has a reasonable feedpoint impedance, as witness the success of the many who use their 40 M d
ac5e@comcast.net wrote: I definitely agree with Sinisa. I have tried direct feeding an antenna, starting with the antenna terminial on an ARC5 around 1948 or '49, and never had much luck with it. Exc
JAMES HANLON wrote: Excellent. Would that same .28 wavelength value carry for all bands or specific to a single band? Yes, the same 0.28 wavelength value carries over for all bands. That's a number t
N0KHQ@aol.com wrote: Make sure your feed line is cut for 1/4 wave at your lowest band/frequency of operation. I'm getting the ladder line bug and am wondering how to feed it - the shack is between th
ac5e@comcast.net wrote: I am thinking about getting one of these gizmos to make life simple: http://radio-ware.com/llock.htm But regardless of what I use to tie the antenna wire to the ladder line, a
i've thought about that but worried about lightning taking that path and boring a large hole in the house. Do you have some kind of quick disconnect? _______________________________________________ T
450Ohm ladder line? Do you have much drop when running full bore? I have a 10 gauge run for amps and 12 gauge for the radios about 50 feet. Drop is low on them but I could use the space in my breaker
BillH wrote: Anyone out there in TT land wishing to sell his/her Studio One? Please raise your hand and be counted. Cheers Bill_Harris_w7kxb _______________________________________________ TenTec mai
Just wondering if there is an Inrad filter that is a replacement for the TenTec 216... _______________________________________________ TenTec mailing list TenTec@contesting.com http://lists.contestin