"Telstar Electronics" wrote in message
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Steveo wrote:
Nope. You bring it here because ham operators would report your illegal
operation if you tried to hawk that trash it in the amateur groups,
Griffey.

As a matter of fact... you are totally wrong (as usual).
About 90% of my business comes from amateurs.


Really? Then why does it not have an alc?

U-Know-Who wrote:
Really? Then why does it not have an alc?

What does an ALC have to do with anything we're discussing here? You
are very evasive. I guess that happens in desperation...when you
realize you have made a fool of yourself... LOL

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"Telstar Electronics" wrote in message
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U-Know-Who wrote:
Really? Then why does it not have an alc?

What does an ALC have to do with anything we're discussing here? You
are very evasive. I guess that happens in desperation...when you
realize you have made a fool of yourself... LOL

www.telstar-electronics.com


Not at all. Do -YOU- even know the purpose of an ALC circuit? All real (read
not junk built in your garage here) amplifiers have them, as do all real
amateur radios built in the last 10-15 years. There is a reason for them,
but I suspect you don't have a clue what it is for. Your market is not
amateur radio operators. Don't even attempt to fool yourself into believing
it is. Even the QRP Yaesu FT-817 ND has an ALC circuit, although no legally
manufactured commercial amplifiers are allowed to be driven at 5 watt power
levels. You can homebrew your own, but you cannot buy a homebrew splatterbox
built in a garage (yours).

If, and I emphasize -if- here, you have sold any amps to amateur operators,
they must be ****ing moron types, or so hobbled by physical challenges that
they cannot build their own amps.

And another thing Griffey, those who live in glass houses should not throw
stones. If you wish to continue this little online and EBay endeavor, I
suggest you blend back into the woodwork like all the other illegal amp
builders. There is a reason they are not here flaming people. They have a
little common sense.

U-Know-Who wrote:
And another thing Griffey, those who live in glass houses should not throw
stones. If you wish to continue this little online and EBay endeavor, I
suggest you blend back into the woodwork like all the other illegal amp
builders. There is a reason they are not here flaming people. They have a
little common sense.

Yur mama... LOL

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"Telstar Electronics" wrote in message
ps.com...
U-Know-Who wrote:
And another thing Griffey, those who live in glass houses should not
throw
stones. If you wish to continue this little online and EBay endeavor, I
suggest you blend back into the woodwork like all the other illegal amp
builders. There is a reason they are not here flaming people. They have a
little common sense.

Yur mama... LOL

Nice one, "Professor". Got any other gems up your sleeve?

"Telstar Electronics" wrote:
U-Know-Who wrote:
And another thing Griffey, those who live in glass houses should not
throw stones. If you wish to continue this little online and EBay
endeavor, I suggest you blend back into the woodwork like all the other
illegal amp builders. There is a reason they are not here flaming
people. They have a little common sense.

Yur mama... LOL

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You act like a 12 year old punk, Griffey.

plonk

Steveo wrote:
You act like a 12 year old punk, Griffey.

That's preferable to a drunken fertilizer salesman... LOL

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"Bob Dobbs EC42" wrote in message
newsan.2006.09.19.09.56.09.637000@Slack...
On Mon, 18 Sep 2006 05:52:29 -0700, Telstar Electronics wrote:

What does an ALC have to do with anything we're discussing here?

If the topic is still about an amplifier you're developing,
then ALC should be a critical aspect of the discussion,
much more so than some phantom keying gimmick.
However, considering an ALC interface is absent or nontrivial to implement
on most CB radios, its inclusion could complicate the 'plug and play'
simplicity that the COR 'feature' caters to.

FWIW: My amplifier has both keying and ALC lines as part of a
mulit-conductor accessory cable that's fairly simple to connect,
DIN plugs on each end.
Maybe in the future you could simplify things and use the
multi-conductor accessory cable method so common on high end amplifiers?


--

Echo Charlie 42
San Diego, California

Did you check the website? It states this amp is "the Amplifier Built for
the Discerning HF Radio Operator". BWAAAAHAHAHAHAHA!!!!!!!!!!! I'm sure
Henry and Tokyo High Power are worried!

U-Know-Who wrote:
Did you check the website? It states this amp is "the Amplifier Built for
the Discerning HF Radio Operator". BWAAAAHAHAHAHAHA!!!!!!!!!!! I'm sure
Henry and Tokyo High Power are worried!

Thanks for visiting my site...

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