I have a Pegasus, which is pretty much the same receiver as the Jupiter. I
don't think it would make a particularly good CW contest rig for two main
reasons:
1) the narrowest filter is labelled 300 Hz, but has such wide skirts (2:1)
that it's more like 500 or 600 Hz.
2) there is no front end filtering other than a 15 (or 20) kHz crystal
filter. Any signal that is within this 15 kHz will degrade the Rx
performance, even if it is filtered out by DSP filter. I'm not aware of any
mods to replace the 15 kHz filter with something narrower.
73,
Mark
----- Original Message -----
From: "ron" <roncasa@verizon.net>
To: <tentec@contesting.com>
Sent: Monday, October 31, 2005 2:42 PM
Subject: [TenTec] jupiter
> Hello TT fans:
>
> Has anyone have experience with this radio during contests??
>
> My club uses a TS570 and we all agree it to be marginal.
> Main issues being desensing from nearby stations.
> We use it mainly for CW contesting (we're outnumbered by
> SSB folk but we very popular during field day, heh heh).
>
> I brought my Argonaut 516 in one time and draws circles around the
> 570.
>
> Purchasing the Orion would not be an option. (Well, how many
> clubs have money)??
>
> Better yet, how about any experience with older TT rigs to meet
> contesting requirements as well as casual rag chew?
>
> My goal is to have a TT rig in the club by nx year.
>
> Ron wb1hga
>
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