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Why echo?
- Thread starter w9cll
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I guess it sells radios to the uninformed.! Maybe they are over compensating for a small .................................signal!:laugh:
I guess it sells radios to the uninformed.! Maybe they are over compensating for a small .................................signal!:laugh:
"The turbo echo is about as long as it gets, maximum annoyance factor here."
*Don`t do it*
To the uninformed it may. That is what Bulldog hopes and believes in. Simply plugging "Hi-Fi" gear into a CB or ham radio does not mean you are broadcasting in "Hi-Fi". It may make a small difference in audio quality if the original microphone had issues however most radios have at least some audio bandwidth limitations in the microphone amplifier circuitry and they certainly have bandwidth restrictions in the transmitter IF stage. I had an Icom IC-735 HF radio that had an input on the back to insert audio that bypassed the normal microphone amp and went directly to the balanced modulator stage and that did indeed make a noticeable difference in quality however simply shoving wideband audio into the microphone jack of a radio does not do a whole lot for it. Even if it did then so what? Unless the receivers of all the radios listening were modified to accept wideband audio then you are just pissing into the wind and calling it a shower.
I am sure there is more pollution yet to come especially if Bull [slash]Shit[/slash] Dog shows up here again.
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only use mine to show people how bad they sound with it on,hehe...beeeepppp hehe cw whith a echo,never thought of that,hehe too good