"jim" wrote in message
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Telstar Electronics wrote:
Just got back from vacation and are looking forward to trying the new
prototype SkyWave 2879ABTC...

http://www.telstar-electronics.com/img_0003.jpg

And what frequencies will you be xmitting on?

Well he has no ham ticket, his amp is of a broadband design, so I'm guessing
11 meters.
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DrDeath wrote:
Well he has no ham ticket, his amp is of a broadband design, so I'm guessing
11 meters.

Well... the testing will be conducted in a wide frequency range in
order to characterize performance.

www.telstar-electronics.com

"Telstar Electronics" wrote in
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DrDeath wrote:
Well he has no ham ticket, his amp is of a broadband design, so I'm
guessing 11 meters.

Well... the testing will be conducted in a wide frequency range in
order to characterize performance.


Good Luck with it. I'm sure Dr Death and the rest of the good-buddy crowd
hopes it's Smoke-proof. ROFL

Sc

Slow Code wrote:
Good Luck with it. I'm sure Dr Death and the rest of the good-buddy crowd
hopes it's Smoke-proof. ROFL

Sc

OK, thanks SC. I should know in a day or two whether it works as good
as the original hay-wired proto I built and tested...

Remember to check out Telstar's current auctions if you get the chance
at:

Telstar Electronics wrote:
DrDeath wrote:

Well he has no ham ticket, his amp is of a broadband design, so I'm guessing
11 meters.


Well... the testing will be conducted in a wide frequency range in
order to characterize performance.

www.telstar-electronics.com

And what freq's is it designed for? Dont be obtuse. If its for the cb
freq's then say so otherwise why post it here? I dont see a xpost to the
amateur ng's.

And what freq's is it designed for? Dont be obtuse. If its for the cb
freq's then say so otherwise why post it here? I dont see a xpost to the
amateur ng's.

So there are no amateurs on the CB newsgroup? Could of fooled me.

wrote:

And what freq's is it designed for? Dont be obtuse. If its for the cb
freq's then say so otherwise why post it here? I dont see a xpost to the
amateur ng's.


So there are no amateurs on the CB newsgroup? Could of fooled me.
other than a couple of decent sorts the rest can suck canal water.

wrote...

So there are no amateurs on the CB newsgroup?

This is not an Amateur newsgroup. Those who come here are either
here to discuss CB, spam the group or Troll.

I come to this group for CB messages. If I wanted Amateur or professional
topics, I would look in the associated groups.
Of all the groups I use, this is the worst for off-topic posts, Trolls and hate
messages. The amount of crap is making this group unusable.


Could of fooled me.

I must resist the temptation to answer that one ;~)


Regards,

Peter.
http://www.citizensband.radiouk.com/

"Peter" wrote in message
news:44fe529c.0@entanet...
wrote...

So there are no amateurs on the CB newsgroup?

This is not an Amateur newsgroup. Those who come here are either
here to discuss CB, spam the group or Troll.

I come to this group for CB messages. If I wanted Amateur or professional
topics, I would look in the associated groups.
Of all the groups I use, this is the worst for off-topic posts, Trolls and
hate
messages. The amount of crap is making this group unusable.


Could of fooled me.

I must resist the temptation to answer that one ;~)


Regards,

Peter.
http://www.citizensband.radiouk.com/


I would like to see more technically related issues, even when posting about
ham radio. Unfortunately I have to agree, the NG is a trash pit. I'll be the
first to admit, I'm not helping matters any by replying to and even
instigating my fair share.

Now watch the kOOk/trolls attack my post.
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DrDeath wrote:
I'll be the
first to admit, I'm not helping matters any by replying to and even
instigating my fair share.

Then why do you keep doing it? Your logic escapes me here...

www.telstar-electronics.com