Tommy wrote: And yes, there is some clipping on the first couple of dot on the Orion. Tom - W4BQF Been reading about this topic for awhile. I also saw the keying picture in QST with the first dot sho
Yes, they are all shortened. In the tentec keying scheme, all dits and dahs are the first one. The Orion needs to keep the keying held down for about 8 milliseconds longer when the key line is releas
Your correct Carter. It would be more correct to say 'the first character' instead of the first dot... Tom - W4BQF _______________________________________________ TenTec mailing list TenTec@contestin
Carl and others, I am a new Orion owner and I have been trying to extend the relay delay (or on time) by increasing the "QSK delay" setting. I am practically at a 100% and still the delay is quite sh
No, the QSK delay has nothing to do with this. All the QSK delay does it change the time the receiver audio comes back on after transmitting. The amp relay delay time is controlled by "Ext T/R delay"
Carl, thanks for your reply and the enlightenment. I now understand what you were actually referring to. Your description of the QSK delay makes sense because I can hear the Orion's T/R relay clickin
The EXT T/R delay has nothing to do with the Orion's T/R switching. It is just for external use. The Orion's antenna relay must switch on every dit and dah by design. Every tentec rig I have ever see
OK, Carl. My first impression from reading the manual was that the "Ext T/R delay" was as you say, but I thought maybe I had missed something. This is my first TT transceiver so I wasn't aware of the