The Ten-Tec Triton I is a 10-80 meters transceiver. The maximum RF output is 50 W. Power requirements are 12-14V DC. Current drain is 500 mA in receive mode and max 9 A in transmit mode. Dimensions are 114.3 × 342.9 × 330.2 mm.
General characteristics
- HAM bands
- 80m 40m 20m 15m 10m
- Frequency stability
- ?
- Tuning steps
- ?
- Memories
- ?
Receiver
- RX-range
- 10-80 m
- Modulations
- CW SSB
- Sensitivity
- ?
- Selectivity
- ?
- Filters
- ?
- Receiver system
- ?
- IF-frequencies
- ?
- Image rejection
- ?
- Audio output
- ?
Transmitter
- TX-range
- 10-80 m
- Modulations
- -
- RF-output
- 50 W
Connections
- Antenna
- SO-239
- Impedance
- 50 Ω
- Other
- -
Electrical
- Power requirements
- 12-14V DC
- Current drain RX
- 500 mA, TX: Max 9 A
- TX
- ?
Physical
- Dimensions (w×h×d)
- 342.9 × 114.3 × 330.2 mm (13.50 × 4.50 × 13.00 in)
- Weight
- 5.44 kg (12.0 lbs)
- Form factor
- Base Station
- Manufactured
- Between 1976 and 197x in USA
Other features
- Usage
- Amateur / Ham radio operators
- Features + options
- -
- Accessories
- -
- RigReference ID
- 4187
- MPN
- TEN-TEC-TRITON-I
Manuals, diagrams and brochures
- Ten-Tec Triton I + II Owner's + Maintenance Manual PDF - 9.34 MB, submitted by Rick Ching
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New and second-hand prices
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Based on historic data, today's second-hand price of the Ten-Tec Triton I is around:
- USD 7.00 ~ USD 74.00
These estimates are based on the following prices:
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