20 Most Recent Magnum 1012 Am/fm/lsb/usb Transceiver Handheld Portable10m 10 Meter Radio Questions & Answers

Is this it? :-) http://www.radioaficion.com/HamNews/images/07-2011/PDFs/magnum1012_user_manual.pdf

No, but there should be an adapter that will allow you to connect a larger antenna---some with the BNC type connector you can buy a longer antenna--If 10 meter be careful unless have a HAM license to operate there.

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It sounds like you are experiencing an issue with the audio quality on your Magnum S3 radio, specifically with the talkback and receive audio being fuzzy. Additionally, you've noticed a decrease in the radio output power from 85 watts to 30 watts. Here are a few things you can try to troubleshoot this issue:

1. Check the microphone and the audio cables for any damage or loose connections.
2. Check the radio's settings to ensure that the microphone gain and audio levels are set correctly.
3. Check the SWR (Standing Wave Ratio) and adjust the antenna if necessary.
4. Make sure that the radio is not in an overdriven state, this can cause distortion and decrease the output power.
5. Clean the radio's final transistor, check the cooling, and check that the final transistor is not over heating.
6. Check the radio's manual for any information regarding troubleshoot, or if there are any specific instructions for audio settings and power output.

If none of these steps resolve the issue, it may be a problem with the radio itself and you may need to take your radio to a professional for further assistance. Please note that the information provided is based on my knowledge cut-off date and it may not be current.

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I think you should take this into a tech. It sounds like your channel switch is either defective or dirty. You may also be missing other channels.

The same way you would on any other radio.

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no spanish only English please. If I understood it I wouldn't mind.I can make out some of what you are looking for but thats it.

turn the rf gain down to 1/2 way and see if it still does it.

need to put it on an oscillascope and frequency counter and have it aligned. even taking to a shop should be less than $45 to have it fully done.

there is a pot capacitor located on the circuit board use a plastic not metal tiny adjustment screwdriver to adjust the rfthe board should be marked as; "rf adj"turning the pot clockwise increases the rf

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You may have a radio where the AM limiter has been defeated which can cause all kinds of issues. I would first check the mic is wired right and does not have a problem, the radio should have output with a tone to it on sideband--wattage up to over 20 watts on SSB is normal.