This is RRAH... We build our own junk... You are spamming us with
commercial announcements we don't care about and which do not meet the
charter for this usenet group...
I personally don't care if your customers are CB, or broadcast radio,
or whatever - but since all you are doing is trying to drum up a sale
here, which is not what this group is for, why don't you move along
to where your customers are... The chances that you will make even a
single sale to a member of this usenet group are less than zero...

cheers ... denny

On Aug 2, 6:26 am, Denny wrote:
This is RRAH... We build our own junk... You are spamming us with
commercial announcements we don't care about and which do not meet the
charter for this usenet group...
I personally don't care if your customers are CB, or broadcast radio,
or whatever - but since all you are doing is trying to drum up a sale
here, which is not what this group is for, why don't you move along
to where your customers are... The chances that you will make even a
single sale to a member of this usenet group are less than zero...

cheers ... denny

Dennis, thanks for your input...
See the NEW VoiceMax Speech Processor at www.telstar-electronics.com

Arv-K7HKL wrote:
On 1 Aug, 14:20, NoMoreSpam wrote:

Telstar Electronics wrote:

On Jul 25, 6:43 am, Me Know wrote:

Telstar Electronics wrote:

http://www.telstar-electronics.com/d...ductDevelopmen...

Quit spamming the newsgroups!

Temper temper... you know your blood pressure. You should take better
care of yourself.
See the NEW VoiceMax Speech Processor atwww.telstar-electronics.com

What a bunch of CBer crap!


Quoted from the Telstar Web Site:

"Whether you're whispering or shouting, VoiceMax holds your
transceiver at 100% modulation allowing you to punch through heavy
channel traffic without sacrificing voice clarity."

So, it is for AM modulation systems. The previous poster was
right...it is CB equipment! Telstar says it is, so who's to argue
with that.
_._

Can you name a ham transceiver made in the last twenty years that
doesn't already have a speech compressor built in?