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Thanks Robb! I was looking for the exit hole on that radio in the video and that's one ugly sawtooth pattern. I saw that video several months back so thanks on reminding me again. And yes,I wish I had an O-Scope but for now,...
I do have a reference point though for 100% modulation with my voice while I'm tinkering on my test subjects(test cb radios). I made observations on the DTB tuned radios I have and use that as a reference point. I did adjust the modulation for a fellow CB'er in which his radio that was a few model years newer than mine was only doing 60% modulation and sounded like he was talking through a plastic milk cup. He had a falling out with his 'self appointed' techie(hack job king). I volunteered to help him and set his radio's modulation. It's not perfect but he's happy.

I appreciate it when my fellow forum members and administrators step in and correct me when I suggest to another how I do something or try to help someone but don't have a clear educated picture of the answer.

Hopefully,one of my test subjects will be going back to DTB for a freshening up(tune).

<blockquote data-quote="Lil&amp;#039;Yeshua" data-source="post: 452861" data-attributes="member: 28438">Thanks Robb!&nbsp;&nbsp; I was looking for the exit hole on that radio in the video and that&#039;s one ugly sawtooth pattern. I saw that video several months back so thanks on reminding me again. And yes,I wish I had an O-Scope but for now,...I do have a reference point though for 100% modulation with my voice while I&#039;m tinkering on my test subjects(test cb radios). I made observations on the DTB tuned radios I have and use that as a reference point. I did adjust the modulation for a fellow CB&#039;er in which his radio that was a few model years newer than mine was only doing 60% modulation and sounded like he was talking through a plastic milk cup. He had&nbsp; a falling out with his &#039;self appointed&#039; techie(hack job king). I volunteered to help him and set his radio&#039;s modulation. It&#039;s not perfect but he&#039;s happy. I appreciate it when my fellow forum members and administrators step in and correct me when I suggest to another how I do something or try to help someone but don&#039;t have a clear educated picture of the answer. Hopefully,one of my test subjects will be going back to DTB for a freshening up(tune). <img src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/joypixels/assets/8.0/png/unicode/64/1f600.png" class="smilie smilie--emoji" loading="lazy" width="64" height="64" alt=":D" title="Big Grin&nbsp; &nbsp; :D"&nbsp; data-smilie="8"data-shortname=":D" /></blockquote>

[QUOTE="Lil'Yeshua, post: 452861, member: 28438"] Thanks Robb! I was looking for the exit hole on that radio in the video and that's one ugly sawtooth pattern. I saw that video several months back so thanks on reminding me again. And yes,I wish I had an O-Scope but for now,... I do have a reference point though for 100% modulation with my voice while I'm tinkering on my test subjects(test cb radios). I made observations on the DTB tuned radios I have and use that as a reference point. I did adjust the modulation for a fellow CB'er in which his radio that was a few model years newer than mine was only doing 60% modulation and sounded like he was talking through a plastic milk cup. He had a falling out with his 'self appointed' techie(hack job king). I volunteered to help him and set his radio's modulation. It's not perfect but he's happy. I appreciate it when my fellow forum members and administrators step in and correct me when I suggest to another how I do something or try to help someone but don't have a clear educated picture of the answer. Hopefully,one of my test subjects will be going back to DTB for a freshening up(tune). :D [/QUOTE]

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