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February 7th 05, 09:52 PM
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Richard Clark wrote: On 7 Feb 2005 01:44:10 -0800, wrote: Come listen for yourself... ????? Volume has nothing to do with this! You could throw a dead carrier and still have an idea of how close to full quieting you are.... Obviously your hearing perception exceeds the characteristics of a larger part of mankind. This makes any claims for someone ELSE to listen to the difference even more problematic. Hearing is the poorest measure second only to "seeing" for one self. Leave this type of testimonial for the Sunday services. A good receiver actually gives you TONS of information. You can hear overmodulation, sideband "splatter" to adjacent channels, spurious oscillations on other channels, dead carrier hum in your signal, the overall intelligibility of your signal and the audio frequency response (roughly). No field strength meter can tell you this information! Bottom line is, human hearing is the ultimate destination. It can be more qualitative that quantity. Slick |
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