On Nov 2, 2005, at 12:01 PM, Dave G. wrote:
I would think the Sienna is aimed at a different market than
the traditional Elecraft'er.. possibly the digitally inclined
Ham ??
It just seems, in the performance for dollar arena, if I have $3000
to spend, why would I buy the Sienna over the
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It just seems, in the performance for dollar arena, if I have $3000
to spend, why would I buy the Sienna over the Ten-Tec Orion?
Because:
- you can work on a Sienna
- Sienna has some features Orion
] Re: Competition for Elecraft???
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It just seems, in the performance for dollar arena, if I have $3000
to spend, why would I buy the Sienna over the Ten-Tec Orion?
Because:
- you can work on a Sienna
-
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What is a Sienna??? I did a Google search and all I could find is its a
Toyota??? Puzzled!!
Jerry
Hi Mike,
Sienna design goals (not final specs):
MDS: -130dB (preamp off)
IP3: +25dBm at 5 kHz spacing; preamp off
Blocking Dynamic Range: 125 dB at 5 kHz spacing
2-Tone Dynamic Range: 90 dB at spacings = 5 kHz
http://www.getboost.com/dz/sienna_specs.htm
These are nothing
All,
I don't get it. Being a performance per $$ snob, I haven't yet seen the
receiver performance numbers that would convince that the money is worth it.
Am I missing something?
Mike
VK1KCK
K2 #2599
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Gazooks! This rig has everything! No, wait, there is no crockpot for chili.
Maybe it will be part of the extra $3000 worth of add-ons.
Allen KA5N
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Loyalty is a great thing and is to be admired, but to keep
things in comparative and fair perspective...
A fully loaded K2/100 with K2DSP and the external tuner is
$1662 in kit form.
And not forgetting that the K2 does NOT have a built in
expandable PC with a USB I/O port...flash
This thread is getting repetitive (price being the main objection) but for
the purpose of improving future Elecraft designs its worth noting that
embedding a PC is a Bad Thing. For one thing, the 1GHz PC in the Sienna is
already obsolete due to the lengthy design and manufacturing time associated
Ahh, come on, some of us males, (and most hams are male) are colorblind
-- really.
Fred K6DGW
Auburn CA CM98lw
Simon Brown (HB9DRV) wrote:
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All that said, I would love it if the K3 had a nice LCD color display...
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