TenTec Argonaut V KM4ACK EFHW Clear Creek South Mountains 13 Q R P e r

Ten Tec Argonaut V. TenTec Argonaut V KM4ACK EFHW Clear Creek South Mountains 2 Q R P e r While browsing the QTH.com classifieds last weekend, I found an ad for a Ten-Tec Argonaut V (Model 516) GENERAL: Type: Amateur HF transceiver: Frequency range: TX: 10-160 m + WARC RX: 0.5-30 MHz Tuning steps:? KHz: Frequency stability: ±? ppm: Mode: AM / FM / SSB / CW / AFSK: Channels / memory management: 100 regular

GENERAL: Type: Amateur HF transceiver: Frequency range: TX: 10-160 m + WARC RX: 0.5-30 MHz Tuning steps:? KHz: Frequency stability: ±? ppm: Mode: AM / FM / SSB / CW / AFSK: Channels / memory management: 100 regular Ten-Tec has produced this document as a starting point for software developers undertaking the development of a PC based interface program for the Argonaut V

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The Argo V was a general coverage HF transceiver produced by TEN-TEC starting around 2003 or so In the past I have avoided QSK keying, especially on 40 meters, because I hated the harsh noise blasting in my ears between CW characters, but for some reason on the Argonaut V. The interface parameters are fixed at 1200 baud, No Parity, 8 Data bits, 1.

ST0R worked with my new Ten Tec Argonaut V YouTube. Last year, I acquired a Ten-Tec Argonaut VI, the last Argonaut model Ten-Tec produced—one I helped beta test back in the day The Argonaut V is not a portable or backpacking rig.

Getting To Know You Series The TenTec Argonaut V (Model 516) My. When it was introduced to market, I wanted one because I thought not only would it be a great QRP transceiver, but TEN-TEC rigs tended to have brilliant audio and were capable broadcast band. After some soul-searching, I've decided to keep it! The response from the QRPer community was incredible