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I forgot to tell them all that you should have a radio setting off from you to hear how you sound before the mod and after the mod.never never use a radio setting on the work bench and try to listen to it. I have a 30x50 building with a radio setting about 25 ft from me with a large speaker on it to be able to hear just how it would sound as if it is from some one else prospective of receiving your signal.

I either detune my listening radios receive or turn the rf gain way down and put my repair radio on a dummy load so not to overdrive my output. I them can listen to my repair radio very well. with the radio setting away from me and using a good external speaker my audio will fill the room so I know just what it sounds like.

[QUOTE="sonoma, post: 467322, member: 756"] I forgot to tell them all that you should have a radio setting off from you to hear how you sound before the mod and after the mod.never never use a radio setting on the work bench and try to listen to it. I have a 30x50 building with a radio setting about 25 ft from me with a large speaker on it to be able to hear just how it would sound as if it is from some one else prospective of receiving your signal. I either detune my listening radios receive or turn the rf gain way down and put my repair radio on a dummy load so not to overdrive my output. I them can listen to my repair radio very well. with the radio setting away from me and using a good external speaker my audio will fill the room so I know just what it sounds like. [/QUOTE]

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