Looking forward to getting the Orion II very soon. I love the transmit and receive audio. Although I have the Elecraft K3/100 with many options, and it also has a wonderful receiver, I still prefer the Orion II, and the fact that Ten Tec is an American company that has been around for some time. Ten Tec still supports every transceiver they ever made to this day. That's great.

Long live Ten Tec.

Terry
W3QJ

Hello!

My name is Dave. Sadly I can only afford the IC-718. But let me tell you some time I will have a omni 7. I have used Ten Tecs at hamfests they are the best radios out it the world!

Great Video!!!
Everybody says that they can solder a PL-259 to coax, but most examples are fit for the junque box.... Evidence of that is clear by the amount of pre-wired coax sold at your local hamfest and ham shop...hihi
Its the Rhino head on the coffee table.... Keep the vids coming.
I'd love to see a few of your products demonstrated. Most of us are more apt to buy when we can see something in action.
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de KF4UOD

Ten-Tec on YouTube . . . WOOT! Nice little tutorials, wanna see more :-) Can't wait to see some demo vid's of equipment, maybe a tour of the factory . . . or footage from your hamfest. Anyway, keep up the good work.

BTW, you guys should start thinking about more portable HF equipment. Maybe y'all could come up with a 10 or so watt set to rival the FT-817 and IC-703 for portability. A simple radio (low power consumption), tuner, battery pack (or box for battery) all in one case for backpack / picnic table operation. Think military radio style, without the high level of complexity. Attach a whip antenna (or wire), handmike/headset, and a counterpoise, then go. With the next solar cycle (and lots of hams with new HF privileges), I see a growing market for these type of radio sets. Just a thought.

John G.
KC8JZO,
Dayton, OH.
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