There are numerous Ten Tec user nets on the air and it is my intention so support them by posting the time and frequency schedules on the website. My all-time favorite is of course the Orion II so an Orion III is on my personal wish list for the future. Of the present production the Eagle is my favorite for having the best sound out of the box, and that is what my personal preference is always based on – good sound. I hope anyone reading this who is in the market for a new radio will help me support this great group by at least trying one of their radios. Ten Tec is like a big family, and I do not view this as me acquiring Ten Tec but more like me joining an extended family of talented and skilled people.
I certainly would not take on this project without him and the other team members like Boyd Lichlyter and Patty Gann. We are extremely fortunate to have retained former engineering manager John Henry on a consulting basis and I must give him the greatest credit. Some team members have chosen to pursue retirement or other opportunities but the core competency remains. The Ten Tec team is the nicest bunch of people you could hope to work with and have overall reacted positively to the changes. Unfortunately I have had to make some tough decisions which were made for the long term health and viability of the company. I feel extremely fortunate to now be in the position where I can use my skills and expertise from more than forty years of ham radio and SWLing to implement changes which I hope will make fantastic products even better. Everyone who uses a piece of equipment long enough, develops a personal wish list of things they would change or improve. I believe the Ten Tec transceivers to be some of the best transceivers available at any price and personally have been operating an Orion II until the first change of ownership. I have no plans to leave this business and will continue to operate Ten Tec as long as I am physically able to do so. Dishtronix has been continuously operating for 17 years, is financially stable and will continue managing in a manner that promotes and maintains financial stability.
Here is his response:Īlthough Ten Tec has changed hands several times in the last couple of years, I would like to state that Ten Tec has changed hands for the last time in the foreseeable future. I wrote to Mike Dishop of Dishtronix, Ten Tec’s new owner, to ask him for more information about what we can expect from Ten Tec going forward. Although there had been much speculation that Dishtronix was the mystery buyer of Ten Tec, we got confirmation in the last couple of days.
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