The Triton IV's were hand-made by people who loved their work. If you are
lucky enough to own one, hang onto it! From the Triton, the rest has been
the addition of bells and whistles which have done things like add bands,
etc. But it seems like everything added detracts from the pure radio the
Triton is.
In my mind, the Triton IV is a Zen radio. It just vanishes when it is in
use. . .
73 de Mike N4NT@wireco.net
----- Original Message -----
From: William Lee <willee@interconnect.net>
To: <tentec@contesting.com>
Sent: Wednesday, July 28, 1999 4:29 PM
Subject: [TenTec] Triton IV vers Corsair II
>
> I ran a coax to the back bedroom from the garage where the radio room is
> located (about 75ft). The radio in the garage is a Corsair II. The radio
in
> the bedroom is a Triton IV. I noticed a much lower noise level with the
> Triton IV and thought the coax was somehow attenuating the siginal. I
moved
> the Triton IV to the garage for a side by side test and guess what.....
The
> Triton IV kicked the Corsair II rear. Now this Corsair II was gone over by
> Ten Tec last year so I know it is up to snuff but the signial to noise
level
> is a lot better with the Triton IV. The noise blanker is also more
> effective. I run mostly SSB on 20m. I just dont understand how the little
> Triton IV can have a better siginal to noise ratio that the Corsair II. Is
> that supposed to happen?
>
> William Lee N5WRX
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