Questions & Answers for: Cobra radio power problems

power supply, radio frequency (RF) energy from the transmitter may be 'fooling" it into thinking that you're overloading it. Check to see if there's any discernible dimming of the meter lamp when this

...power diode in the radio, it can be fixed pretty easily. Try a fuse on the ground and the hot next time. The most common problem is the inline fuse. If it is not the fuse you probably blew the ...

radio power limiter If it is a 142 GTL your A.M. power is VR6 . Good luck and be carefull and DON'T get carried away remember AT YOUR OWN RISK NO LIFE GAURD ON DUTY!!!! You should'nt have any problems

...radio range you must know transmitter power, receiver sensitivity, receiver selectivity, gain and height of each antenna system, distance and obstacles between. I feel sure that you are probably ...

...power output from radio, any ideas The problem is not your radio.One of your connectors -pl259- is dis-solder or open.Could also be a loose antenna connection or an open coax that when you move ...

...radio turned off , when i turn the power supply on a pyramid ps-7kx the radio face plate lights up for a couple of seconds and then goes out. i then turn radio on and everything works normal. when i ...

...no problem via the 12 volt connection the fault is in the built in power supply the radio has.All "Base" radios have 12 volt connection and their own internal power supply to operate off wall

radio should be connected to a power supply capable of providing anywhere between 12 ~ 13.8 VDC. Twenty volts is WAY too much. You may have cause significant damage to the radio if it was connected to

...power. The radio turns on, & if it hears any signals (i.e., if squelch circuit determines a station is being received), it turns on the speaker; else it turns off again to save power. So, squelch ...

my cobra hh35 two-way radios one will not trasnmit more than 29 yards? Do you have it set on low power? There is a power setting in the menu that will fix that problem.