Bells cb and why...

Oh no you're completely wrong. I know exactly what I'm talking about but it appears that you failed to comprehend his inability to use test equipment as anything other than a theatrical prop.
I'll let the con artist speak for himself. Pay close attention to the pinched negative Peaks and the flat-topped positive Peaks which he thinks you're too stupid to notice. An $80 Cobra 29 will easily outperform this junky splatterbox radio for a small fraction of the price. I'd hate to be the customer that purchased this radio from Bells. With a little work that could be a great radio but it's unfortunate that Bell's is incapable of doing the work to make it a great radio.

 

Which is why he no longer exists. His choice.

The radio might be good. Or not. Doesn’t matter.

Bells, Bobs, Clays or Ray. All still in the game.

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When did you go to ITT Tech and learn how to read an oscilloscope? I worked on Sonar equipment in the Navy and I still wouldn't attempt to work on these radios. I can't blame him for being a con artist since there's a never-ending supply of gullible people willing to throw money at him.

 

Fine Tune don’t exist. Get that part clear and the rest won’t matter.

 

Precisely my point. He and I probably went to the same school and learn the same things and yet I'm smart enough to recognize my own limitations while he has dunning-kruger syndrome and is unable to recognize his limitations. Working on Sonar equipment in the Navy did not prepare me to re-engineer this Chinese garbage that they're selling you at this CB shop. To make this stuff perform properly requires re-engineering because a simple service manual isn't going to get you but barely in the ballpark. I'm not an engineer and neither is screwdriver but at least I have the intelligence to recognize my lack of skills unlike screwdriver with his dunning-kruger syndrome.
This perfectly illustrates the scenario.