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Camaro1 it would all depend on conditions but on average if the mod gets that white noise out of the RCI Ranger radios and the receive is still high in signal that is what it's all about. If you've been on the radio for a while you know how background noise can go up and down in minutes without touching anything on the radio just the way it is. My feeling is if Dave at DTB is doing the mod he knows it works and helps out the receive because if it didn't work he would not put his reputation on the line for a 25 dollar mod. He comes with all good reports, good feedbacks on his site, sometimes if I have a problem with a radio that is bugging me I drive over 3 hours one way to get to him, there are a lot of other radio repair shops a lot closer so why would I travel 6+ hours?? Because he has done me RIGHT EVERYTIME, HE IS THE MAN. I know a good radio tech when I see one.

<blockquote data-quote="Tucker442" data-source="post: 427815" data-attributes="member: 15527"><p>Camaro1 it would all depend on conditions but on average if the mod gets that white noise out of the RCI Ranger radios and the receive is still high in signal that is what it&#039;s all about. If you&#039;ve been on the radio for a while you know how background noise can go up and down in minutes without touching anything on the radio just the way it is. My feeling is if Dave at DTB is doing the mod he knows it works and helps out the receive because if it didn&#039;t work he would not put his reputation on the line for a 25 dollar mod. He comes with all good reports, good feedbacks on his site, sometimes if I have a problem with a radio that is bugging me I drive over 3 hours one way to get to him, there are a lot of other radio repair shops a lot closer so why would I travel 6+ hours??&nbsp; Because he has done me RIGHT EVERYTIME, HE IS THE MAN. I know a good radio tech when I see one.</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="Tucker442, post: 427815, member: 15527"] Camaro1 it would all depend on conditions but on average if the mod gets that white noise out of the RCI Ranger radios and the receive is still high in signal that is what it's all about. If you've been on the radio for a while you know how background noise can go up and down in minutes without touching anything on the radio just the way it is. My feeling is if Dave at DTB is doing the mod he knows it works and helps out the receive because if it didn't work he would not put his reputation on the line for a 25 dollar mod. He comes with all good reports, good feedbacks on his site, sometimes if I have a problem with a radio that is bugging me I drive over 3 hours one way to get to him, there are a lot of other radio repair shops a lot closer so why would I travel 6+ hours?? Because he has done me RIGHT EVERYTIME, HE IS THE MAN. I know a good radio tech when I see one. [/QUOTE]

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