It's all in your head. I'm not being silent about anything. I do have a job and I do have a life. I'm rarely here. There is no negative Peaks pinching on his oscilloscope. You can't look at a scope while someone is speaking on it and be able to see much useful information.
Apparently you aren't well versed in acoustics. There's a little app that you can download to your smartphone to show you what frequency every sound generates.
The the hissing sound at the end of the letter s is approximately 5300 Hertz. That sound is the only thing that differentiates the letter s from the letter f. I'm sure you can imagine the confusion when someone ask you to repeat yourself because they were unable to interpret what you said based on your limited frequency response and the inability to differentiate between those two letters.
Keep in mind vocal cords are not used to make that sound so the frequency is the same regardless of whether it's spoken by a 2 year old child or a 50 year old man
It's only laughable because you haven't experienced it and you think it's impossible. The funny thing is if you were sitting next to me I can prove it to you and you would stop laughing. What part of the country do you live in? I can introduce you to some people that would blow your mind about what their stations are capable of doing 7 days a week regardless of what Mother Nature throws at them. Keep in mind there's probably thousands of others capable of the same thing but I only know two of them personally.
Apparently you aren't well versed in acoustics. There's a little app that you can download to your smartphone to show you what frequency every sound generates.
The the hissing sound at the end of the letter s is approximately 5300 Hertz. That sound is the only thing that differentiates the letter s from the letter f. I'm sure you can imagine the confusion when someone ask you to repeat yourself because they were unable to interpret what you said based on your limited frequency response and the inability to differentiate between those two letters.
Keep in mind vocal cords are not used to make that sound so the frequency is the same regardless of whether it's spoken by a 2 year old child or a 50 year old man
Or the General RadioTelephone Operators License (which would give the legality to adjust radios).
After meeting the guy and listening to all his long winded B.S.(and this guy will talk your ear off even when you're walking out the door trying to leave). I doubt he would ever get a FCC license. He doesn't even have a business license. He operates out of his trailer home and regularly moves it around the country.
I wont' say, but did my last post hint at it or was I just using the word tweak as a metaphor?
The new Extra is considerably more complicated these days. I studied the old question pool and had no problems with it at all. Now I have to read and reread the question to verify what it is they are asking. What you say is true an amateur license is a license to be an amateur!
I took my tech, general, and tried the extra missed extra by just one question. I did not study for that level at all. I Aced Technician, missed only one on the General.
