20 Most Recent Motorola Walkie Talkie 2-Way Radio - Page 5 Questions & Answers

FAULTY COULD BE VOLUME KNOW OR LOOSE WIRE INSIDE ON SPEAKER

LOOK UP FREQUENCE FOR CHANNELS AND SEE IF THEY MATCH

Be sure the channels and codes are set identically on both radios.

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Yes, provided the differing 2-way radios can be programmed to the same frequency and code. Post more information concerning the models and a more specific answer can be given.

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Are they both set on same channel ? Fully charged ? Volume high ? Or over-squelched ?.....

call Motorola 1-800-927-2744 get customer service or Parts ID for a part number, they may refer you to a local dealer in your area who can order the part for you.

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Here is a link to the FV300 user guide: http://www.giantintl.com/ContentManage/manuals/Moto/FV300%2001-11-08.pdf

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I just spoke with Motorola and they advised output for that particular charging base is 9 Volts 200 Ma output hope this helps, good luck!:)

Just a few thoughts: It is possible you have a bad (blown) speaker on the buzzing radio or the radio has another problem. A few things you might try include: 1) Cleaning your battery contacts, 2) trade batteries with the known good unit and see if the problem is solved, if so replace the battery, 3) check the mic and speaker holes on both units to be certain they are free of debris and/or stickers covering the holes. 4) if none of these solve the problem, then your radio likely needs retired/replaced. Best regards.

Possibly a bad volume potentiometer, or you are using narrowband and wideband radios together, or your radio is in need of repair/replacement. Repost your question if it is still a problem and list the model of radio and any other pertanent information to the problem. Best regards.

Activate the "channel monitor" button on one radio while talking on the other and see if you can hear the voice. Then reverse the procedure: talk on the first one while holding the monitor button on the other one. If both radios work with the monitor button held down but will not work without then the CTCSS or CDCSS squelch codes aren't set to the same tone or digital frequency or code. Consult the manual for more information.

If it is three beeps, this is could be a sign of a bad or poorly charged battery. The first thing to fail is generally transmit. It takes more energy from the battery to transmit than to simply receive or be on standby. Swap your battery pack with a known good battery pack from another unit and see if the problem is solved. IClean your battery contacts with a pencil eraser, and replace batteries as needed. Best regards.

In addition to the channel and privacy codes, some Motorola two-way radios have a feature called Eavesdrop Reducer where you have 3 scramble settings available; perhaps you have this set on one of sets of radios but not the other. It should be something like that because otherwise there is no reason that by setting the radios to the same channel and privacy code they wouldn't be able to send/receive to each other.