Hi Scott,
I must say I am a bit surprised. when I was inside my Orion putting in
the Inrad filter, it was clear to me that the boards could be easily
replaced. And when I had to change the battery in the processor that
also seemed to be something that could be replaced.
So I am wondering what your upgrade policy will be. I did notice that
the specs as reported in the ARRL tests for the 7800 and 9000 are not
much different than the Orion's specs. I hope the Orion II will improve
the tested specs.
I am looking forward to this discussion on the reflectors and to talking
to you about this at the hamfest.
73, Tom Azlin n4zpt
Ten-Tec Inc. Amateur Radio Sales wrote:
> Ten-Tec is announcing the successor to the ORION transceiver today: ORION II.
>
> We anticipate the new transceiver will be ready for shipment by October 1.
>
> There are a number of changes and enhancements to the new transceiver,
> and the retail price has increased. I'm sure in the days and weeks ahead
> numerous
> inquiries about the new rig will need to be answered by us - any questions
> you have
> about the new rig I hope I (and we, at Ten-Tec) will be able to answer.
>
> We are taking orders for the new rig effective immediately.
>
> Please see the initial announcement at:
> http://radio.tentec.com/Amateur/Transceivers/TT565
>
> Thanks again for your continuing support of Ten-Tec.
>
> 73
> Scott Robbins, W4PA
> Amateur Radio Product Manager
> and all of us at Ten-Tec
>
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