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Beautifully terrifying

Looking and sounding good! Thanks for sharing!

I used a glue gun on L3 to keep it frequency stable, I love this little radio, it sounds like a big base station radio, great audio, thanks for the upload.

The Ten-Tec 1320 is a fabulous little radio. I wrote a review in the August 2020 issue of the British magazine, RadCom. I've done some slight modifications to mine. Two were simply safety: a big diode on the power input socket and in-line fuse for reverse polarity protection. Similarly, a diode in series with the key socket to avoid problems if the power lead was plugged in by mistake, since both use identical RCA / Phono connectors. The other mod was to reduce the unpleasant "clunky" sound when keying. Yours doesn't sound unpleasant, but mine was, especially through headphones. This was a mod I found on-line, ostensibly from Ten-Tec. Install a 10k resistor between pins 4 and 8 of U4, and remove C1 (4u7) and C86 (1u). The set is now much kinder on the ears, while not affecting the transmitted waveform. 72, 73 es gd dx Mark GØOIW

Thank you for showing an example of one of these in action.

Beautiful! I'm embarking on a similar restoration and will aspire to a result so good as this!

Thank you for posting this. That's my grandfather. The K1BYD. ❤

As a teenager I heard W2OY on 75 meters. I remember his CQs with “ no lids, no kids, no space cadets “. A teenage friend of mine, K4FMS called him and W2OY came back to W4FMS. When my friend made it clear he was a K4 not a W4, W2OY could no longer talk to him. In those days a K4 had to be someone who had not been a ham very long and lots of K4s were young teenagers! 73, de N4DJ

You should use that FB XMTR in the Bruce Kelley ‘29 contest

My dad used to talk about the ham whose catch phrase was "NO kids, NO lids, NO SPACE CADETS!" I never got to hear the operator on the air, but my dad sure remembered him!

Nice try, but 3 of the 4 meters on the transmitter are at zero and the plate power indicator is dark.

Good old a.m modulation sounds great on air!

No matter how good you think you are with those "foe nettics" we dont wantchya. No way

Love the Hallicrafters SX-42 on your QSL Card! I have one here the I got at NEAR-Fest a while back. I also have a Ten-Tec 1340 from an estate sale. However, when I finally got around to putting it on the air five years later, the tone faded to hash after a few seconds. Now it is unusable. I read the manual, but I don't know how to diagnose and repair these things. The SK that built it reported making several contacts with it before he passed away. 73 Paul AA1SU

beautiful equipment.

Does this rig transmit on 80m?

"KA4KOE"

I think IRB also had a place in Rome, NY? I miss his old buzzard transmissions on 7290. RIP

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Nice video, thank you!

Great video. It shows that if the carrier was to be turned down, 100% modulation in both the positive and negative peaks can be achieved. Although, the power output will be significantly lower. A Mauldulator works very well on the retro 75. The Mauldulator will allow anywhere from perfect 100% pos and neg modulation up to 300% positive. Of course that is EXTREME. Also, 1Hz to 7500 Hz bandwidth. Audio processing is mandatory for bandwidth and audio density. Pro Tools is great for this.

Super video. Would you post a video of a qso's and some reception please ? I am a big fan of Dave Benson but would like to hear the rig first; Many thanks

Thanks Bruce!