Sounds like the mic element went bad or the wire from the mic element is broken/fallen off inside connector to radio, or shorted inside connector to radio. Check the connector first. Unscrew housing on connector for transmit audio and check to see if a wire came off a pin or got twisted to cause a short between the shield(braided wire) and the audio wire.
To obtain the passcode for pairing Bluetooth on your Pyle Hybrid Amplifier P2002ABTI, you will need to refer to the user manual or documentation that came with the amplifier. The passcode or PIN for Bluetooth pairing is typically specified in the manual, as it can vary depending on the manufacturer or model.
If you don't have access to the manual or cannot locate the passcode information, you can try some common default passcodes such as "0000" or "1234," as these are often used as default codes for Bluetooth devices. However, it's important to note that these default passcodes might not work for your specific amplifier model.
If none of the above options work, I recommend reaching out to Pyle's customer support directly. They should be able to provide you with the correct passcode or guide you through the pairing process for your Pyle Hybrid Amplifier P2002ABTI.
You mean FT-225RD not DR ?
The RD is a base station all mode 2 meter rig. Older model.
Set the Channel switch to VFO.
Use the Band selector to set the vfo to 144, 145, 146, or 147 mhz.
Then turn the vfo knob to select the frequency.
If you're looking for a manual for the GME TX610, there are several ways you can obtain one. The GME TX610 is a handheld UHF CB radio that was manufactured by GME Electrophone, an Australian company that specializes in communication equipment.
One option is to visit the GME Electrophone website and navigate to the "Support" section. Here, you should be able to find user manuals for their products, including the GME TX610.
Another option is to reach out to GME Electrophone's customer support team and request a manual for the GME TX610. They may be able to provide you with a digital or physical copy of the manual.
If those options don't work, you can also search online for a digital copy of the manual. There are several websites that offer manuals for a wide range of products, including the GME TX610. However, be sure to download the manual from a reputable source to ensure that it's accurate and up-to-date. I cannot provide any website as it is legit, you have to search by yourself and ensure its validity.
By following these steps, you should be able to access a manual for the GME TX610 and learn how to use its features and functions effectively
I believe for the FR60 walkie-talkies, if they are not sending or receiving, the issue could be related to the antenna, battery, or internal components. You can try replacing the batteries and/or antennas to see if that resolves the issue.
As for the T5820 walkie-talkie, if the rubber on the antenna is broken, it's likely that the antenna itself is also damaged. In this case, you can try replacing the antenna with a new one. Antennas are typically available for purchase online or at electronics stores.
In terms of cost, repairing older walkie-talkies like these may not always be cost-effective. If the repairs are extensive or require replacement of major components, it may be more practical to purchase new walkie-talkies instead.
Below are options of the options of walkie-talkies you can buy;
Hi Bill, something is wrong with the meter, have you hooked an external power meter to the unit? I assume you get around 12 watt on sideband and 5 on am (legal limit). I didn't pull up a service manual on the unit but generally there is an IC that feeds the meter, get a manual for part number and replace the IC, it's going to be obvious what IC it is with the manual as it will have the outputs going from it
It sounds like there may be a problem with your Walkie Talkie's display. The "E" and "O" symbols you are seeing could be error codes indicating an issue with the device's internal circuitry.
The "E 02" code could indicate a low battery or a problem with the device's power supply. The "O FF" code is less clear, but it could potentially be related to the device's frequency or channel settings.
1. Check the power supply to the repeater to ensure it is plugged in and working properly.
2. Check the antenna connections to ensure they are securely connected.
3. Check the coaxial cable connecting the antenna to the repeater to make sure it is free of any damage or degradation.
4. Check the settings on the repeater to ensure it is configured correctly for the channel.
5. Check the radio frequency of the repeater to ensure it is correct for the channel.
6. Check for any interference in the area that may be causing the repeater channel to fail.
7. Check the signal strength of the repeater to make sure it is strong enough to transmit the signal.
8. If possible, try another repeater in the same area to see if it is having the same issue.
It is possible to have the battery in your Motorola H730 headset replaced, but it would likely need to be done by a third-party repair service as the battery is not typically user-replaceable.
Motorola does not offer an official repair service for the H730 headset, so you may need to find a third-party repair service that specializes in repairing Bluetooth headsets. Be aware that third-party repairs may void any remaining warranty on the device.
You can also consider purchasing a new headset if you prefer not to have it repaired.
I believe to wire a Sadelta M3 microphone to a Cobra 29 LTD Classic CB radio:
The Sadelta M3 microphone has four wires: white, shield (bare wire), red, and black. The Cobra 29 LTD Classic CB radio's microphone jack also has four pins: Pin 1 (Audio), Pin 2 (Ground), Pin 3 (Transmit), and Pin 4 (Receive).
To wire the Sadelta M3 to the Cobra 29 LTD Classic, you need to connect each wire from the microphone to its corresponding pin on the microphone jack. The white wire carries the audio signal from the microphone's element to the radio, the shield wire provides a ground connection, the red wire activates the radio's transmit function when the microphone is keyed, and the black wire is used for receive audio.
Here are the specific steps to follow:
Cut off the existing microphone plug on the Sadelta M3 microphone cord.
Strip about 1/4 inch of insulation from each of the four wires in the Sadelta M3 microphone cord.
Connect the wires to the pins on the microphone jack as follows:
White wire to Pin 1 (Audio)
Shield (bare wire) to Pin 2 (Ground)
Red wire to Pin 3 (Transmit)
Black wire to Pin 4 (Receive)
Solder each wire to its corresponding pin on the microphone jack. You may want to use a multimeter to verify that each connection is solid and that there are no shorts or open circuits.
Once you have soldered all the wires, test the microphone by speaking into it and checking that the radio's TX meter moves as you speak. Also, check that you can hear audio through the radio's speaker when receiving signals.
If the microphone is working correctly, use heat shrink tubing or electrical tape to cover the soldered connections and provide strain relief for the wires.
Note that some microphones, including the Sadelta M3, may have additional features such as a built-in amplifier or power supply that require additional wiring.
Here is the wiring diagram for connecting a D104-M6B microphone to a Uniden 880 radio:
Shield: Connect to pin 1 of the microphone jack on the radio
White: Connect to pin 2 of the microphone jack on the radio
Red: Connect to pin 3 of the microphone jack on the radio
Black: Connect to pin 4 of the microphone jack on the radio
It's important to note that not all Uniden 880 radios are wired the same way. If you're unsure about the wiring on your specific radio, it's best to consult the manual or contact Uniden customer support for assistance.
To unlock your Radio Shack Pro-70 Scanner, you can try the following steps:
Turn off the scanner by pressing and holding the "Power" button until the scanner turns off.
Press and hold the "Func" button while turning on the scanner again. Keep holding the "Func" button until the scanner finishes its power-up routine and the display shows "Program."
Use the number buttons to enter the four-digit unlock code. If you don't know the unlock code, try entering "0000," which is the default code for many Radio Shack scanners.
Press "E" to confirm the code. If the code was entered correctly, the scanner should now be unlocked and you should be able to access all functions.
If the above steps do not work, try resetting the scanner to its factory defaults. To do this, turn off the scanner, then press and hold the "2," "9," and "MAN" buttons while turning on the scanner again. Keep holding the buttons until the scanner displays "Factory Test." Press the "Func" button to confirm the reset.
If none of these steps work, it's possible that there is a hardware issue with the scanner and it may need to be serviced or replaced.
