Bells cb and why...

At least you were civil and diplomatic while presenting your argument, bored silly and rabbi got nasty, thats why there is a thread at top that says " issues must stop".

 

What would make you think such a thing?

 

He's been copying Mark ever since he started his Youtube channel. Prior to that, his only tool was a Dosy meter and needle nose pliers. He bought a scope and a service monitor from Salvation Army for a theatrical performance only. He doesn't have a clue how to use the equipment or read any of his measurements.

That's how he makes his money. He's hoping he can impress you with his theatrical presentation. He's hoping that you don't notice his inability to read his own test equipment and how he pulls numbers out of his rectum because he doesn't understand how to see the numbers on the equipment itself. If he knew how to use his test equipment he wouldn't have to guess on measurements. That should be a big red flag.

 

Shermie can’t tune a radio. Otherwise it’d be common for drivers here to have one.

He can’t tune them because he hasn’t a clue how to sell them.

Join Facebook and put at peril every single contact in my phone.

Nope.

And that’s funny, comparing that Anytone to a Yaesu.

 

The point to Shermie is that it makes NO DIFFERENCE whether he’s good or bad.

 

I wouldn't exactly compare it to a Yaesu since it produces a much cleaner signal than the Yaesu itself, although if you're making reference to the stock anytone radio you would be correct because the Distortion is massive in that particular radio right out of the box. The audio taper is much different also, although I suspect with some modifications the Yaesu could be brought up to par. Nothing really funny about the comparison. If you were to sweep both radios and look for Distortion you'd find a lot more in the Yaesu if it was right out of the box. Good luck finding someone capable of doing that sweep in slow motion slow enough for you to actually see anything worth looking at. You can refer to the Romper Room radio repair video if you want to see how the average textbook technician does a sweep. It sweeps by so fast they can't see any useful information to make any corrections even if they knew how to make those Corrections. In case you weren't aware, the name of the game is maintaining the Integrity of the waveform with any input tone regardless of frequency. a perfect waveform with a 1K tone is completely useless if there is massive distortion below 900 Hertz. One way to tell how good your technician is would be to plug a Heil PR 781 directly into the radio without using a mixer or equalizer and see how the radio sounds. If it sounds muffled or distorted you need a new technician. If it sounds perfect then you got a good technician. If your technician recommends an Astatic 575 M6 it's because he wants you to crank up the treble and get rid of All That Bass to conceal the Distortion he was unable to remove. Running that studio mic directly into the mic socket of your radio will tell you how good your technician really is, or for that matter how good your Yaesu is right out of the box.

 

BOOM! Good luck @Slowmover1 .