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VoiceMax - Transceiver Speech Processor
Scheduled Release - July 2007 Why Do You Need It? Two-way radio communication relies on the modulation contained within the signal. Maintaining a high modulation level is crucial in providing the highest possible efficiency from any transmitter operating on AM, FM, or SSB modes. Two-way radios rely on microphones that inherently change audio levels delivered to the transmitter. This causes transmitter modulation to fluctuate greatly depending on voice level and pitch. This audio fluctuation lowers the average modulation applied to the transmitter, resulting in less than optimal transmission range. Are You Ready to be Heard? Most speech processors use "signal clipping" and sound fuzzy. VoiceMax provides a constant 100% modulation level by using a sophisticated AGC (automatic gain control) circuit that ensures that your transceiver will punch through loud and clear. VoiceMax's harmonic distortion is less than 1%. Do you want that audio punch without all the background noise associated with power microphones? VoiceMax provides high-level amplification from your stock dynamic microphone, and incorporates an adjustable noise gate that blocks unwanted background sounds. VoiceMax is perfect for mobile environments! Find out more at: www.telstar-electronics.com |
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CBers aren't intelligent enough to use a speech processor. They will
crank it up to max and think because they get more "swang" on the meter they have a bigger signal, when all it accomplishes is splatter over the rf spectrum. On May 18, 11:57 am, Telstar Electronics wrote: VoiceMax - Transceiver Speech Processor Scheduled Release - July 2007 Why Do You Need It? Two-way radio communication relies on the modulation contained within the signal. Maintaining a high modulation level is crucial in providing the highest possible efficiency from any transmitter operating on AM, FM, or SSB modes. Two-way radios rely on microphones that inherently change audio levels delivered to the transmitter. This causes transmitter modulation to fluctuate greatly depending on voice level and pitch. This audio fluctuation lowers the average modulation applied to the transmitter, resulting in less than optimal transmission range. Are You Ready to be Heard? Most speech processors use "signal clipping" and sound fuzzy. VoiceMax provides a constant 100% modulation level by using a sophisticated AGC (automatic gain control) circuit that ensures that your transceiver will punch through loud and clear. VoiceMax's harmonic distortion is less than 1%. Do you want that audio punch without all the background noise associated with power microphones? VoiceMax provides high-level amplification from your stock dynamic microphone, and incorporates an adjustable noise gate that blocks unwanted background sounds. VoiceMax is perfect for mobile environments! Find out more at:www.telstar-electronics.com |
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cmdr buzz corey wrote: CBers aren't intelligent enough to use a speech processor. They will crank it up to max and think because they get more "swang" on the meter they have a bigger signal, when all it accomplishes is splatter over the rf spectrum. On May 18, 11:57 am, Telstar Electronics wrote: VoiceMax - Transceiver Speech Processor Scheduled Release - July 2007 Why Do You Need It? Two-way radio communication relies on the modulation contained within the signal. Maintaining a high modulation level is crucial in providing the highest possible efficiency from any transmitter operating on AM, FM, or SSB modes. Two-way radios rely on microphones that inherently change audio levels delivered to the transmitter. This causes transmitter modulation to fluctuate greatly depending on voice level and pitch. This audio fluctuation lowers the average modulation applied to the transmitter, resulting in less than optimal transmission range. Are You Ready to be Heard? Most speech processors use "signal clipping" and sound fuzzy. VoiceMax provides a constant 100% modulation level by using a sophisticated AGC (automatic gain control) circuit that ensures that your transceiver will punch through loud and clear. VoiceMax's harmonic distortion is less than 1%. Do you want that audio punch without all the background noise associated with power microphones? VoiceMax provides high-level amplification from your stock dynamic microphone, and incorporates an adjustable noise gate that blocks unwanted background sounds. VoiceMax is perfect for mobile environments! Find out more at:www.telstar-electronics.com Dont know who is more annoying, Brian for his spam or the numbnuts who is responding above. cmdr buzz corey is ashamed of his closet CB base station. |
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CBers aren't intelligent enough to use a speech processor. They will crank it up to max and think because they get more "swang" on the meter they have a bigger signal, when all it accomplishes is splatter over the rf spectrum. On May 18, 11:57 am, Telstar Electronics wrote: VoiceMax - Transceiver Speech Processor Scheduled Release - July 2007 Why Do You Need It? Two-way radio communication relies on the modulation contained within the signal. Maintaining a high modulation level is crucial in providing the highest possible efficiency from any transmitter operating on AM, FM, or SSB modes. Two-way radios rely on microphones that inherently change audio levels delivered to the transmitter. This causes transmitter modulation to fluctuate greatly depending on voice level and pitch. This audio fluctuation lowers the average modulation applied to the transmitter, resulting in less than optimal transmission range. Are You Ready to be Heard? Most speech processors use "signal clipping" and sound fuzzy. VoiceMax provides a constant 100% modulation level by using a sophisticated AGC (automatic gain control) circuit that ensures that your transceiver will punch through loud and clear. VoiceMax's harmonic distortion is less than 1%. Do you want that audio punch without all the background noise associated with power microphones? VoiceMax provides high-level amplification from your stock dynamic microphone, and incorporates an adjustable noise gate that blocks unwanted background sounds. VoiceMax is perfect for mobile environments! Find out more at:www.telstar-electronics.com Dont know who is more annoying, Brian for his spam or the numbnuts who is responding above. |
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Steveo wrote: jim wrote: cmdr buzz corey wrote: CBers aren't intelligent enough to use a speech processor. They will crank it up to max and think because they get more "swang" on the meter they have a bigger signal, when all it accomplishes is splatter over the rf spectrum. On May 18, 11:57 am, Telstar Electronics wrote: VoiceMax - Transceiver Speech Processor Scheduled Release - July 2007 Why Do You Need It? Two-way radio communication relies on the modulation contained within the signal. Maintaining a high modulation level is crucial in providing the highest possible efficiency from any transmitter operating on AM, FM, or SSB modes. Two-way radios rely on microphones that inherently change audio levels delivered to the transmitter. This causes transmitter modulation to fluctuate greatly depending on voice level and pitch. This audio fluctuation lowers the average modulation applied to the transmitter, resulting in less than optimal transmission range. Are You Ready to be Heard? Most speech processors use "signal clipping" and sound fuzzy. VoiceMax provides a constant 100% modulation level by using a sophisticated AGC (automatic gain control) circuit that ensures that your transceiver will punch through loud and clear. VoiceMax's harmonic distortion is less than 1%. Do you want that audio punch without all the background noise associated with power microphones? VoiceMax provides high-level amplification from your stock dynamic microphone, and incorporates an adjustable noise gate that blocks unwanted background sounds. VoiceMax is perfect for mobile environments! Find out more at:www.telstar-electronics.com Dont know who is more annoying, Brian for his spam or the numbnuts who is responding above. cmdr buzz corey is ashamed of his closet CB base station. hey how did the Cav's do? Watching the subway series at the mo'. Old news but they choked a bit.. they're still alive tho. Watch out for them Indians next. hehe |
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jim wrote: cmdr buzz corey wrote: CBers aren't intelligent enough to use a speech processor. They will crank it up to max and think because they get more "swang" on the meter they have a bigger signal, when all it accomplishes is splatter over the rf spectrum. On May 18, 11:57 am, Telstar Electronics wrote: VoiceMax - Transceiver Speech Processor Scheduled Release - July 2007 Why Do You Need It? Two-way radio communication relies on the modulation contained within the signal. Maintaining a high modulation level is crucial in providing the highest possible efficiency from any transmitter operating on AM, FM, or SSB modes. Two-way radios rely on microphones that inherently change audio levels delivered to the transmitter. This causes transmitter modulation to fluctuate greatly depending on voice level and pitch. This audio fluctuation lowers the average modulation applied to the transmitter, resulting in less than optimal transmission range. Are You Ready to be Heard? Most speech processors use "signal clipping" and sound fuzzy. VoiceMax provides a constant 100% modulation level by using a sophisticated AGC (automatic gain control) circuit that ensures that your transceiver will punch through loud and clear. VoiceMax's harmonic distortion is less than 1%. Do you want that audio punch without all the background noise associated with power microphones? VoiceMax provides high-level amplification from your stock dynamic microphone, and incorporates an adjustable noise gate that blocks unwanted background sounds. VoiceMax is perfect for mobile environments! Find out more at:www.telstar-electronics.com Dont know who is more annoying, Brian for his spam or the numbnuts who is responding above. cmdr buzz corey is ashamed of his closet CB base station. hey how did the Cav's do? Watching the subway series at the mo'. |
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On May 18, 5:51 pm, cmdr buzz corey
wrote: CBers aren't intelligent enough to use a speech processor. They will crank it up to max and think because they get more "swang" on the meter they have a bigger signal, when all it accomplishes is splatter over the rf spectrum. You have a very low opinion of cbers. Then why do you bother to frequent this newsgroup? www.telstar-electronics.com |
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On May 19, 11:57 am, jim wrote:
Yes, it is quite entertaining some times to listen to how feeble minds express themselves... lol Couldn't have said it better myself...lol No... I think it's more than that. He visits here because he thinks he's superior to cbers. I wish that were true. www.telstar-electronics.com |
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On May 18, 5:51 pm, cmdr buzz corey wrote: CBers aren't intelligent enough to use a speech processor. They will crank it up to max and think because they get more "swang" on the meter they have a bigger signal, when all it accomplishes is splatter over the rf spectrum. You have a very low opinion of cbers. Then why do you bother to frequent this newsgroup? www.telstar-electronics.com Like this: On May 11, 6:05 am, "Mindraker" wrote: However, I have to admit, the whole fun of listening to CB is channel 19, if you know what I mean ;))))) Yes, it is quite entertaining some times to listen to how feeble minds express themselves... lol www.telstar-electronics.com |
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On May 19, 11:57 am, jim wrote: Yes, it is quite entertaining some times to listen to how feeble minds express themselves... lol Couldn't have said it better myself...lol No... I think it's more than that. He visits here because he thinks he's superior to cbers. I wish that were true. www.telstar-electronics.com Cut and paste what you will Brian but you have on many occasions belittled CB operators and then try and sell your kit here. Are you really that dense to see the irony? |
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"jim" wrote in message ... Telstar Electronics wrote: On May 19, 11:57 am, jim wrote: Yes, it is quite entertaining some times to listen to how feeble minds express themselves... lol Couldn't have said it better myself...lol No... I think it's more than that. He visits here because he thinks he's superior to cbers. I wish that were true. www.telstar-electronics.com Cut and paste what you will Brian but you have on many occasions belittled CB operators and then try and sell your kit here. Are you really that dense to see the irony? LOL!!! How you doing Jim?? Things going well around the homestead? I'm kicking back on the deck, mid 80's, drinking fosters, slow cooking Turkey wings & thighs. Landshark |
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"jim" wrote in message ... Telstar Electronics wrote: On May 19, 11:57 am, jim wrote: Yes, it is quite entertaining some times to listen to how feeble minds express themselves... lol Couldn't have said it better myself...lol No... I think it's more than that. He visits here because he thinks he's superior to cbers. I wish that were true. www.telstar-electronics.com Cut and paste what you will Brian but you have on many occasions belittled CB operators and then try and sell your kit here. Are you really that dense to see the irony? LOL!!! How you doing Jim?? Things going well around the homestead? I'm kicking back on the deck, mid 80's, drinking fosters, slow cooking Turkey wings & thighs. Landshark Cheers Sharkie. The piping plovers are on the beach so no 4 wheeling until they leave. Great year for flounder, fluke, blues and weakfish so far for the boaters. Being a surfcaster its been a little sparse but its better than being at work flying a desk. 73, Jim |
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On 19 May 2007 07:49:51 -0700, Telstar Electronics
wrote: +++On May 18, 5:51 pm, cmdr buzz corey +++wrote: +++ CBers aren't intelligent enough to use a speech processor. They will +++ crank it up to max and think because they get more "swang" on the +++ meter they have a bigger signal, when all it accomplishes is splatter +++ over the rf spectrum. +++ +++You have a very low opinion of cbers. Then why do you bother to +++frequent this newsgroup? +++www.telstar-electronics.com +++ ************** Actually the opinion is quite true of most CBers. This is from practical experience. Most CBers think that louder is better. james |
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On 19 May 2007 07:49:51 -0700, Telstar Electronics wrote: +++On May 18, 5:51 pm, cmdr buzz corey +++wrote: +++ CBers aren't intelligent enough to use a speech processor. They will +++ crank it up to max and think because they get more "swang" on the +++ meter they have a bigger signal, when all it accomplishes is splatter +++ over the rf spectrum. +++ +++You have a very low opinion of cbers. Then why do you bother to +++frequent this newsgroup? +++www.telstar-electronics.com +++ ************** Actually the opinion is quite true of most CBers. This is from practical experience. Most CBers think that louder is better. james It's not just CBers that think that way. |
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Thats right Steveo. I went to Visalia California DX Convention, all the
ham guys wanted to be loud also. I helped quit a few out there. Most the amature antenns stuff will only take a little over a few grand. I still got a big kick out of the last Shoot Out I went to. Got free home made wine, BBQ Ribs, Beans, 4 gauge wires with with crimped on Lugs, two offers for marriage, and helped a guy run a ground wire to his amp from 3 Leech Naville Alternators. Got shown how 1 5/8 coax connetors are put on! We all had a great me. Jay in the Mojave Steveo wrote: It's not just CBers that think that way. |
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Haha! Sounds like a rewarding trip afterall Jay, so long as you didn't
accept both of those marriage offers at the same time! Jay in the Mojave wrote: Thats right Steveo. I went to Visalia California DX Convention, all the ham guys wanted to be loud also. I helped quit a few out there. Most the amature antenns stuff will only take a little over a few grand. I still got a big kick out of the last Shoot Out I went to. Got free home made wine, BBQ Ribs, Beans, 4 gauge wires with with crimped on Lugs, two offers for marriage, and helped a guy run a ground wire to his amp from 3 Leech Naville Alternators. Got shown how 1 5/8 coax connetors are put on! We all had a great me. Jay in the Mojave Steveo wrote: It's not just CBers that think that way. |
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On 22 May 2007 00:16:45 GMT, Steveo wrote:
wrote: +++ On 19 May 2007 07:49:51 -0700, Telstar Electronics +++ wrote: +++ +++ +++On May 18, 5:51 pm, cmdr buzz corey +++ +++wrote: +++ +++ CBers aren't intelligent enough to use a speech processor. They +++ will +++ crank it up to max and think because they get more "swang" on +++ the +++ meter they have a bigger signal, when all it accomplishes is +++ splatter +++ over the rf spectrum. +++ +++ +++ +++You have a very low opinion of cbers. Then why do you bother to +++ +++frequent this newsgroup? +++ +++www.telstar-electronics.com +++ +++ +++ ************** +++ +++ Actually the opinion is quite true of most CBers. This is from +++ practical experience. Most CBers think that louder is better. +++ +++ james +++ +++It's not just CBers that think that way. ************ Unfortunately the louder is better mentality has found its way into amatuer radio. Even echo boxes for some gawd awfull reason that is beyond understanding. james |
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Hello Steveo:
yeah then no more shooting and motor cycles in the house! Jay in the Mojave Steveo wrote: Haha! Sounds like a rewarding trip afterall Jay, so long as you didn't accept both of those marriage offers at the same time! Jay in the Mojave wrote: Thats right Steveo. I went to Visalia California DX Convention, all the ham guys wanted to be loud also. I helped quit a few out there. Most the amature antenns stuff will only take a little over a few grand. I still got a big kick out of the last Shoot Out I went to. Got free home made wine, BBQ Ribs, Beans, 4 gauge wires with with crimped on Lugs, two offers for marriage, and helped a guy run a ground wire to his amp from 3 Leech Naville Alternators. Got shown how 1 5/8 coax connetors are put on! We all had a great me. Jay in the Mojave Steveo wrote: It's not just CBers that think that way. |
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Hello Jay
Dang.. next thing will be a new carpeting request. Those women have it made in the shade. Jay in the Mojave wrote: Hello Steveo: yeah then no more shooting and motor cycles in the house! Jay in the Mojave Steveo wrote: Haha! Sounds like a rewarding trip afterall Jay, so long as you didn't accept both of those marriage offers at the same time! Jay in the Mojave wrote: Thats right Steveo. I went to Visalia California DX Convention, all the ham guys wanted to be loud also. I helped quit a few out there. Most the amature antenns stuff will only take a little over a few grand. I still got a big kick out of the last Shoot Out I went to. Got free home made wine, BBQ Ribs, Beans, 4 gauge wires with with crimped on Lugs, two offers for marriage, and helped a guy run a ground wire to his amp from 3 Leech Naville Alternators. Got shown how 1 5/8 coax connetors are put on! We all had a great me. Jay in the Mojave Steveo wrote: It's not just CBers that think that way. |
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On 22 May 2007 00:16:45 GMT, Steveo wrote: wrote: +++ On 19 May 2007 07:49:51 -0700, Telstar Electronics +++ wrote: +++ +++ +++On May 18, 5:51 pm, cmdr buzz corey +++ +++wrote: +++ +++ CBers aren't intelligent enough to use a speech processor. They +++ will +++ crank it up to max and think because they get more "swang" on +++ the +++ meter they have a bigger signal, when all it accomplishes is +++ splatter +++ over the rf spectrum. +++ +++ +++ +++You have a very low opinion of cbers. Then why do you bother to +++ +++frequent this newsgroup? +++ +++www.telstar-electronics.com +++ +++ +++ ************** +++ +++ Actually the opinion is quite true of most CBers. This is from +++ practical experience. Most CBers think that louder is better. +++ +++ james +++ +++It's not just CBers that think that way. ************ Unfortunately the louder is better mentality has found its way into amatuer radio. Even echo boxes for some gawd awfull reason that is beyond understanding. james Not so hard to understand really. Mine is bigger than yours applies to most everything in the USA, eh? Always has. They can have that echo box. :) |
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"jim" wrote in message ... Landshark wrote: "jim" wrote in message ... Telstar Electronics wrote: On May 19, 11:57 am, jim wrote: Yes, it is quite entertaining some times to listen to how feeble minds express themselves... lol Couldn't have said it better myself...lol No... I think it's more than that. He visits here because he thinks he's superior to cbers. I wish that were true. www.telstar-electronics.com Cut and paste what you will Brian but you have on many occasions belittled CB operators and then try and sell your kit here. Are you really that dense to see the irony? LOL!!! How you doing Jim?? Things going well around the homestead? I'm kicking back on the deck, mid 80's, drinking fosters, slow cooking Turkey wings & thighs. Landshark Cheers Sharkie. The piping plovers are on the beach so no 4 wheeling until they leave. Great year for flounder, fluke, blues and weakfish so far for the boaters. Being a surfcaster its been a little sparse but its better than being at work flying a desk. 73, Jim LOL!!! I went to Tahoe a couple of weekends ago with my son, was going to do a little fishing. But of course crazy weather: Left work 70 degrees, got part of the way there, rain, heading over the summit, snow, otherside of summit, hail, rain again, go to Tahoe, windy & snow. So needless to say, didn't do any lake fishing. Landshark |
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