Ten-Tec
Ten-Tec Model 1230, 220 MHz FM Transceiver Kit Unbuilt Kit
- MPN:
- 1230
- Condition:
- New
- Shipping:
- $25.00 (Fixed Shipping Cost)
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Description
Ten-Tec Model 1230, 220 MHz FM Transceiver Kit Unbuilt Kit
The Kit is complete and I opened the original box to photograph and check the contents.
The original price was $295.00 from Ten-Tec.
Please see the pictures for specifications and information from the Construction book which is included.
I am selling this item for a friend who collected Ten-Tec gear for many years,
it is sold as is, as described and all sales of unbuilt kits are final.
Description
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Advanced microprocessor controlled design
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Front panel knob tuning of 222 - 225 Mhz in 5 kHz or 2.5 kHz steps
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15 memories store frequencies with repeater offsets AND subaudible tones
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Store and non-standard split (CAP,MARS,etc) in special memories
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Bright 6-digit LED display resolves to 5Khz channel tuning steps
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LED indicators for TX offsets,Simplex, RX Busy, TX On-air, CTCSS tone on
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Built in speaker PLUS external speaker jack
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Optimized, standardized packet circuitry, standard DIN connector
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Hand Microphone and mobile bracket included
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Contemporary molded front panel and steel case are included
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Instantaneous, silent PIN diode T-R switching
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Full CTCSS subaudible TX tone set BUILT-IN, microprocessor controlled
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HWD 2.25" x 6.5" 6.75"
Specifications
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0.2 microvolt sensitivity for 12dB SINAD.
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+/- 5 kHz Deviation
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70dB Dynamic Range (2 tone, 3rd order IMD @ 20 KHz from 222 Mhz)
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70dB Adjacent channel rejection (@ 20 KHz from 222 MHz)
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4 watts out on low power, 20 watts out on high
Ten-Tec T-Kits are high-quality amateur radio kits produced by Ten-Tec, an iconic American company founded in 1968 (originally as Tennessee Technology) in Sevierville, Tennessee. Known for manufacturing reliable HF transceivers, receivers, and accessories, Ten-Tec became legendary in the ham radio community for its innovative designs and excellent performance.The T-Kit line (introduced in the 1990s and continued into the 2000s) offered affordable, beginner-friendly projects for hams and experimenters. These kits focused on QRP (low-power) equipment, including single-band CW transceivers (like the popular 1300 series for 20m, 30m, 40m, etc., with models such as 1315, 1320, 1330, 1340), regenerative shortwave receivers (e.g., 1253, 1254), direct-conversion receivers, antenna tuners, transverters, wattmeters, and modular boards for custom builds.They were praised for being easy to assemble, well-engineered with high-quality components, and delivering solid performance once built—often outperforming commercial gear in their price range. Many hams built their first radios with T-Kits, and they remain sought-after by collectors and builders today.Your unbuilt T-Kits are rare collectibles, offering a fun project or a piece of ham radio history!