Been there, done that, I think I remember the tube type was a 6E5.

I don't miss it at all!

My idea of cool is the Ten Tec Jupiter on my desk beside my computer.
It has a panel and a computer display, instant warm up no drift, more
filters than I will ever need. The spectrum display is just short of
magic. I don't want to go back.

de W8CCW John

On Tue, 15 Aug 2006 12:50:00 GMT, "Dick, AA5VU"
wrote:

I am probably showing my age but as a kid I recall the console radios
with a very cool tuning indicator called a Cat's Eye.

Some things are gone forever and are missed. Too bad there is not a
software version of the old cat's eye.
John Ferrell W8CCW

In thirty years perhaps we will be reading:

"I am probably showing my age but as a kid I recall Ten Tec Jupiter on
my desk beside my computer. It has a panel and a computer display,
instant warm up no drift, more filters than I will ever need. The
spectrum display was just short of
magic Too bad there is not a implant version of these old rig. ...
;)"

73's

Miguel Ghezzi (LU 7ETJ)

In thirty years perhaps we will be reading:

"I am probably showing my age but as a kid I recall Ten Tec Jupiter on
my desk beside my computer. It has a panel and a computer display,
instant warm up no drift, more filters than I will ever need. The
spectrum display was just short of
magic Too bad there is not a implant version of these old rig. ...
;)"

73's

Miguel Ghezzi (LU 6ETJ)