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This could be a failure of the microphone, the cable to the microphone, the modulation circuit in the transmitter. You should try another microphone first and see if that works.
You are probably very near a powerful AM transmitter. This is a shielding problem and use of a better quality audio cable between the keyboard and the Talk Box might help as well as CHANGING the length of the cord. Length afects how good an antenna the cord is.
One could put a bypass capacitor in the Talk Box as what you are hearing is "rectification" of the radio station in the high gain of the inout circuit of the talk box... one or two capacitors would likely fix it... I would try 330 Pf caps first right where the cord comes into the box between the signal and ground points.
same thing sometimes happens to me. Usually it is because the person who is talking to you might have a weaker antenna. Sometimes people put a very strong transmitter with them and talk to people but you cant talk back.
So really they can't hear you good either. Just because you are too far away.
That means that it will Transmit, like pressing the "Talk" button, BUT ONLY when it hears the "Voice" it was "Trained" on. So this is so No-one else could use this unit. With this method. You "Identify" yourself, and after that every-time you speak, the Transmitter is keyed, and the channel is opened and the voice sent, when you stop talking,it goes back to receive, again. Some are less sophisticated, in that they are really a "Sound Switch" and when the unit "Hears" a "Voice" it, switches OFF receive, and ON the transmitter, and Transmits the audio out.
Try this: find another CB radio and tune it into the same channel as the other one and talk on the one you have trouble with and if you hear yourself on the other CB, your radio is fine. But if no one can hear you, you might need to find a better antenna, I'd recommend Shakespear or Moonraker antennas. They're pricey, but worth the money. However, if you still can't hear your voice on another radio, you may have either a Mic problem or a Transmitter problem. If so, use a different Mic and see if that solves the problem. If not, you may need to get another transmitter or new radio.
I bought a remote the other day and got these instructions with it. They worked!
1. Make sure vehicle is in Park
2. Press Vehicle Information button (has the icon of a car and an 'i')until 'PRESS *check mark* TO RELEARN REMOTE KEY' displays.
3. Press set/reset button. The message 'REMOTE KEY LEARNING ACTIVE' will display.
4. Press and hold the lock and unlock buttons on the transmitter at the same time for about 15 seconds. A beep will sound indicating that the transmitter is matched.
5. To match additional transmitters at this time, repeat Step 3. Each vehicle can have a maximum of four transmitters matched to it.
6. To exit the program mode, you must cycle the key to LOCK.
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