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IMPORTANT INFO:-
Trade
Secrets: Well
I suppose I shouldn't call it's a Trade Secret, but
the following info is something you're never told by
virtually any dealer - Why, I hear you say? The answer
is simple, purely because they don't know - The following
info was written by Doug Taylor, qualifed technician
of 35 years - So here we go ,
Firstly, the performance
between any two radios is governed by 2 factors - 1,
Transmitt Power and 2 (and much more important) The
Recieve Sensitivity. Let's deal with one factor at a
time.
'Transmitt Power'
- well that's pretty standard with all radios, 5 Watts
is maximum power output by Law and all radios are 5
Watts, so that's pretty equal.
Now for the Receive
Sensitivity, this is where all radios are NOT the
same, and this is where dramatic differences in performance
can occur between different models and brands of radios.
- Now without really bogging you down with techincal
guff and get totally lost, I'll summarise by saying
that Lakecomm have come up with a unique and 'exclusvie'
coding system to help assist you in buying only the
best in reliability and PERFORMANCE - Remember if
a radio is cheaper there's probably a reason why it
is!
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When
browsing our website look for this symbol. We call
it our 'P' Tick, which will guarantee you that the
performance of this particular product is the best
available in todays current market - So if buying
from elsewhere ask them to inform you of the specifications
(that's if they can) -
------ Please note
that as for UHF CB Radio ONLY Icom and GME conform
to 'P' TIck |
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