<snip> Just to remind everyone to keep ALL Ten-Tec comments HERE on the Ten*Tec reflector. Let's not break up things more than they are already. 73 =paul= W8KC CoTTaOFP
There's a small injection molding company in Sevierville Tennesee that has lots of old manuals and even some parts for your rig. You may want to try them, I've heard they are incredibly helpful. They
My wife found three ARRL Handbooks at a rummage sale this week. 1966 1970 1974 OK... so they're not THAT old. Pictures here... http://mywebpages.comcast.net/w8kc/images/1966.jpg http://mywebpages.com
I was in college at the time (1978) when the league announce a dues increase. It didn't take a finance major to realize that at the young age of 20 with (hopefully) many years of hamming ahead of me,
1 - The Model 250 supplies 1A regulated and 8 amps unregulated for the 405 amplifier. 2- If your 250 has regulated 8A (and with dimming meters I doubt it) it was modified. 3 - Your 405 meter lamps ma
All You FOOL! You could have shipped it to ME and I would have kept it safe, warm, and happy until you returned. There should be a law... 73! =paul= W8KC Collector of Ten*Tecs and other fine plastics
It's a great article Frank. Thanks for the heads up. 73 =paul= W8KC Collector of Ten*Tecs and other fine plastic. Visit the Virtual Ten*Tec Museum at: http://mywebpages.comcast.net/w8kc _____________
For those who use Microsoft Outlook with a preview window, it's simple to reply to just one person... (You have now copied the email addy of the person you wish to reply to directly to the "clipboard
Isn't a C22 just a totally fun radio? I always smile whenever I fire mine up for a QSO. 73! =paul= W8KC Collector of Ten*Tecs and Other Fine Plastics. Visit the Virtual Ten*Tec Museum at http://myweb
All Ten*Tecs have a dual receive mode with the external VFOs. This incredibly neat feature dates all the way back to the Triton IV in 1976. Where do you think the japanese got the idea 15 or so years
II. They spell "TUNE" a little differently in the foothills of the Smoky Mountains, try turning the mode switch to "LOCK." No kidding. 73! =paul= W8KC Collector of Ten*Tecs and Other Fine Plastics. V
<well intentioned comments regarding the Orion delays deleted> Bob, With ALL due respect to you, cancel your order and get on with life. It's just a radio. Albeit... the mother of all radios :-) Save
Rumor has it the several-month-old Icom 756ProII is already headed for the cut-out bin at your local ham radio supply house with the announcement of the NEW!!! Icom 756ProIIMkIIG. ALSO!!! Look for a
Thanks for the plug. :-) Just an FYI, I get at least two and sometimes three emails a day now from first time visitors to the museum who were wise enough to type "Ten Tec" or something like that at h
Good apology, Jim. Let's hope the damage has not spread too far already. One way to guarantee embarrassment is to send email out to a few hundred people with non-quotes from anonymous sources. "Have
Hmmmm.... Should-a waited and bought a Turbo Beetle. It's an Audi TT with headroom. 73! =paul= W8KC Collector of Ten*Tecs and othe fine plastics Visit the Virtual Ten*Tec Museum at: http://mywebpages
Well Tim, To paraphrase Crash Davis from the film Bull Durham, "Rigs that don't drift are boring. Besides that, they're fascist. Hams spend good money on radios with dual VFOS and RIT. For cryin' out
John, No flame here, I have not read as in depth as you have so please bear with me, but what made those three rigs "top" in the QST reviews? Which criteria did the Corsair II not even come close to?
done Ok. I'd also like to see the 5Khz tests on the Icom/Kenwood/Yaesu. What I think you are pointing out is the same thing Ten*Tec mentions all the time. Nobody in "contest/DX" conditions is as conc