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On Mon, 24 Jan 2005 18:12:46 -0600, "Steveo"
wrote:
"Ken" IS A FEDERAL LAW BREAKER:

Thats not a type accepted radio thus aganist the law to use on the CB
band.
Now come to medina and **** me up the ass!

**** yourself up the ass!

(1) I never said I had the radio; (2) Even if I had it, the questions
apply to ten meters as well as CB; (3) Even if I had the radio and was
using it on ten and 11 meters, it would be legal outside the USA; (4)
Even if I had the radio and modified it for 11 meters, no law would be
broken until I propagated a signal on 11 meters; (5) Even if I
modified the radio and propagated a signal on 11 meters, no law would
be broken if it were an emergency.

Anyway, the company seems to suck and provides no helpful technical
information -- probably because its customers are like you and are
only interested in putting the radio up their ass.

Ken
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I have one, what do you want to know about it?

Chad

On Wed, 26 Jan 2005 08:39:47 -0600, "Chad Wahls"
wrote:
I have one, what do you want to know about it?


Hi, Chad.

Sorry. Got distracted by that flamer pervert no-life.

My original posting asked about the new full-time speech compressor,
dubbed the CP1. I want to find out:
(1) Whether it was only engaged for sideband
(2) How "processed" it made sideband TX sound
(3) How much of an inrease over normal did it provide, in dB if known
or in signal reports.

I asked Magnum these questions twice and twice got non-responsive
answer, probably from somone in Bangalore who never saw one.


Ken
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On Wed, 26 Jan 2005 08:39:47 -0600, "Chad Wahls"
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I have one, what do you want to know about it?


Hi, Chad.

Sorry. Got distracted by that flamer pervert no-life.

My original posting asked about the new full-time speech compressor,
dubbed the CP1. I want to find out:
(1) Whether it was only engaged for sideband
(2) How "processed" it made sideband TX sound
(3) How much of an inrease over normal did it provide, in dB if known
or in signal reports.

I asked Magnum these questions twice and twice got non-responsive
answer, probably from somone in Bangalore who never saw one.


Ken
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Ken,

(1) I believe it's on all the time
(2) Not at all, just louder on average, sounds great on SSB
(3) Well, tough question, it will bring the average level up as it's mostly
compression, but as for seeing it on an S-meter I can't honestly answer.

Chad