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[TenTec] FS: PTO and K4DPK Stabilizer

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Subject: [TenTec] FS: PTO and K4DPK Stabilizer
From: David and Dianne on Comcast <dhhdeh@comcast.net>
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Date: Thu, 21 Jun 2012 06:23:33 -0400
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Hi Everyone,

This past winter I replaced the PTO in my Corsair II with a DDS VFO unit with excellent results. I recently summarized this project in a posting on the reflector

As a result the PTO unit is now extra to my needs. This PTO is mechanically smooth showing no signs of stiffness or backlash. Electrically, it becomes very stable after a 15-20 minute warm up (typical of TT PTO's) with no warble on CW that is usually a sign of a pending need for a rebuild.

Prior to my DDS VFO replacement, I had augmented this PTO unit with the K4DPK stabilizer unit. See it described here: http://www.k4dpk.com/.The result was a rock solid, no drift PTO from initial power up with no warm up needed. I was extremely impressed with its performance and its ability to hold frequency for hours on end. That is one nifty circuit from K4DPK.

I am offering for sale this PTO and the accompanying stabilizer circuit with its instructions. It will require minimal work to install with only 4 solder connections for the two mini coax cables and 12VDC source. It's a simple install electrically and mechanically. (The stabilizer board mounts with double stick tape to the inside chassis side.)

For someone looking to improve a TT PTO while retaining its original integrity, it will not disappoint.

I wish to sell these two as a unit and not split them for individual sale at this time.

I am offering this combo for sale at $115 plus shipping.

Please inquire with your interest or inquires off list at n1lq@arrl.net.

73 de N1LQ-Dave

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