In the DC world of most folks that play with electricity in this hobby, your description of your experiences sound just fine. But, as I pointed out in a previous post, in so many words, the background noise in the RF spectrum varies from second to second, depending upon a tremendous number of factors. It just isn't as simple as DC circuitry 101. I know folks are getting steamed at me for pointing out the facts, so, I'll just shut up about the topic for now. But remember that when someone is in court due to a fatal crash, THEY are responsible for what has happened, just like the captain of a ship. Blaming the accessory manufacturer won't get them off the hook.

In this day and age, I'm super supportive of anyone starting a new business. Especially someone starting a new business that caters to our hobby.

How about stating your credentials, Mr. Manufacturer. I would love to find out that you are an electronics professional. That would go a long way toward quelling my worries. I might even become your ally. Oh, we technicians use db, watts, volts, amps and a ton of other good words too. Not just engineers.


Ed Cregger