u/Themayorofawesome

Simple tools for an effective outcome

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Ok before I make this another what’s the best out there I’ll lay a disclaimer. I currently have a FNIRSI DPOS350P and I’m not real fond of it to tell the truth. I find it to be very clunky and overall doesn’t reach the full 350MHz potential it touts, it’s more like 200 and even that’s iffy.

With that said I’m looking for real feedback on a 150MHz scope, I’m going to be recapping and aligning some older HF transceivers this fall and winter and I want a reliable scope that won’t break the bank at the same time. It has to have a minimum 150MHz and really not much else. I have everything else I need I just need a reliable scope to complete the buildout and start my projects. If it’s above 150 and still reasonable in cost great but if not that’s ok too.

We just moved service less than two weeks ago to a populated area and are experiencing extended outages daily from 1700 to 2100 due to peak demand. We also experience outages throughout the day, every day.

I had a tech out last week who eliminated every possible fail point and replaced a ton of line equipment including the MoCA filters at the tap and grounds.

At my old place we had a dedicated business channel and never had an issue at the end of the line, who do I need to reach to get one at my new place.

Weller 60/40 is on for $10.13, you’re welcome😀

Hey all,

I’m getting ready to do a recap of an HF set and would like to get a better set of tools over the basic alignment set I have currently. With that said I’m thinking about investing in a set of ceramic screwdrivers. Can anyone recommend a favorite or preferred brand that won’t completely break the bank?

So I ordered an eBay item that shipped out seven days ago via ShitEx. The package laid in a terminal three days before “departing” and hasn’t been up updated since.

I never got an anticipated ShitEx delivery date and now I’m almost certain this package was either lost or never left the facility at all.

Every single time I get something shipped through this abortion of a carrier it’s either lost or arrives in such horrid condition that the item has gone missing from the package or is beyond unusable.

Is the failure to provide an expected delivery date from the go a normal practice with these turds now?

OK, to start off this is Pennsylvania. We’re looking at the possible purchase of a home worth about 750,000. When we went to view it, our agent told us a home inspection was not required because there’s a warranty. When my wife and I reviewed the documents that were sent by the seller today, we noticed that the disclosure form was left the blank completely.

When we questioned why the inspection was not required we were told that because there was a warranty, we don’t need an inspection. Is this a giant red flag to anyone else?

To add to this mix, our agent is insisting that we make an offer at a full asking price and we close in 14 days. I am not comfortable with any part of this situation at this moment. Also, this is not my first home purchase.

Ok disclaimer to start, I am an electronics technician so I understand how RF works and other technical data jargon as well. Also to add, I’ve eliminated every splitter and connection possible to reduce any chance for signal leaks.

I have a single TV receiver on my account that keeps freezing on live TV. I am on my third receiver in three months as a result. The only other hardware is an xFi gateway which was installed about a month ago but after this problem began.

When I contacted an agent today to run a test on the hardware they told me the issue is “signal clutter” and they’re clearing it out. They’re telling me the signal is strong to the receiver, in addition we are the only service left on this line for a quarter mile. If I understand correctly signal clutter is the result of RF interference. So if that’s the case how do they “clear” it from the server if the issue has nothing to do with the server itself?

Have any of the small channels seen a shift recently in their views/engagement/impressions?

My channel has stayed consistent over the last 16 months and really started taking off about three months ago with steady views of 400-500 on each long form before two videos over 1k each, one over 4k, and one over 16k.

Now in the last month everything is dropping hard and fast. My last three videos have 85, 176, and currently 32 views. My shorts have also dropped significantly from 1200-1400 views in the first 24 hours to between 100-200.

My CTR’s are between 3-4% where over the last three months were between 6-10%. I’ve changed nothing since November and things were going forward in the right direction until about a month ago.

Is this just my niche stalling or has YouTube done something to the algorithm? My niche is amateur radio and electronics, fairly small. I also use very little AI, mostly for thumbnail builds using my original content. All of the actual content is original and my own.

I can’t even begin to express the joy I have in watching Paul Skenes work. Is this guy even human?

Ok so we all know that the platform itself tends to take longer to catch up to Studio. What the real question is though is how long does Studio actually take to catch up to the real time data?

I ask this because I’ve noticed a trend as of late now where my videos will stall and then all of sudden gain traction and then stall again and repeat. I know that it can take up to 72 hours to see full results but in reality how long does it really take to hit, and then does that affect the algorithm in any way?

I’m curious to see what everyone’s take is on it