james wrote:

...
|On equal signals producing a heterodyne--you'll hear the guy with the
|speech compressor ...
|
|JS
|--------------

You will hear the one with the strongest carrier.

james

What mental disorder prevents you from understanding "equal?" Are you
an english as second language idiot?

JS

On Mon, 03 Sep 2007 09:29:18 -0700, John Smith
wrote:

|james wrote:
|
| ...
| |On equal signals producing a heterodyne--you'll hear the guy with the
| |speech compressor ...
| |
| |JS
| |--------------
|
| You will hear the one with the strongest carrier.
|
| james
|
|What mental disorder prevents you from understanding "equal?" Are you
|an english as second language idiot?
|
|JS
|---------------

The probability of two signals being identically equal in amplitude
over a period of time is very remote. IF you understood electronics
and propogation of radio signals you would not have made such a
comment.

james

On Sep 3, 8:57 pm, james wrote:
On Mon, 03 Sep 2007 09:29:18 -0700, John Smith
|---------------

The probability of two signals being identically equal in amplitude
over a period of time is very remote. IF you understood electronics
and propogation of radio signals you would not have made such a
comment.

james

Don't confuse him with facts.