TEN-TEC has created another legend within the new 539 Argonaut VI. This NEW QRP transceiver incorporates the use of TEN-TEC’s ASR design philosophy. This same low noise receiver design blended with advanced software control has been used with the 599 Eagle and RX-366 receiver giving you outstanding dynamic range and crystal clear audio.
Tired of extended long menu driven transceivers. Experience the simple, fun, and ease of use the TEN-TEC Argonaut VI offers. Designed right here in the USA, you will never find a more enjoyable QRP experience in such a small package with such outstanding receiver performance. The 539 will operate with any of the currently available, optional, 8 pin microphones. The legend lives on.
FEATURES
- New Speed Sensitive VFO tuning rate
- New 9.5 14 VDC power requirements
- Dynamic Range of 91dB 2 kHz
- 1-10 Watt adjustable power output
- Built in Curtis Mode A or B keying
- Keying output for 100 Watt Solid State Linear amplifier Model 418
- Operate digital modes with full rated output
- Legendary TEN-TEC quality QSK CW keying
- Standard 2.9 kHz Roofing Filter Included 2.5kHz effective through DSP
Included with the 539 Argonaut VI:
- CW & Sideband filters
- Model 702 hand microphone
Documentation
TEN-TEC Model 539 Argonaut VI Brochure
MasterLibrary539 (Contains ALL 539 files)
Using the ACC1 connector with the bandswitch
9 MHz IF output jack installation instruction
539 Quick Start Quide
539 Change Log History
539 Schematics
539 Manual v1.03
539 Programming reference guide v1.0
OmniRig text file for Argonaut VI & Eagle
OmniRig .ini file for Argonaut VI & Eagle
Price: $849.00
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