The fm radio pops loudly while trying to listen to the radio but the rest of the modes work fine Ive checked my conections and the antenna conection is fine
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The Midland radio you have is NOT capable of FM transmit & receive. It is a Citizen's Band radio that operates on channels 1 thru 40 that are assigned to the 26.965-27.405 MHz frequency range. These are the standard 40 Ch CB frequencies in the U.S. (and may not be legal for use in other parts of the world without a license from your country's communications authorities). It also offers Weather Band reception - again these are US frequencies that may or may not even be used at all in the UK. Since the radio only displays a channel number, you don't actually know the frequency you're monitoring or transmitting on. Your friends on CH 5 may be in a completely different band.
Even if they are on the same frequency, the fact that they are operating in FM mode means that you would hear something - but it may not be intelligible - and the same would be for them listening to you transmit in AM mode. If you could have them switch their radio to AM, all would be fine. I suspect they use FM as there is much less static when compared to AM.
If they won't change to FM, you'll either have to stop trying to talk to them or buy a radio capable of FM (and make sure it has the same frequencies as theirs!).
To listen to the FM radio 1. In Menu mode, select FM radio. 2. Select to start the FM radio. 3. Select Yes to start automatic tuning. The radio scans and saves available stations automatically. The first time you turn on the FM radio, you will be prompted to start automatic tuning. 4. Control the FM radio using the following icons and keys: You can find the User Manual that show the FM Radio in this link. Look on Page 25 for the Radio Instructions
unfortunately, this option is not available on viewtys, however - if you bring up your phones keypad and dial3845#*990# (don't press the call button after) you'll be presented with test mode, use the cameras jog wheel to scroll down to FM Radio test. Now, if you're lucky - you'll find a VERY strong radio signal that the viewty can pick up without the headphones in, and it'll play it through the speaker. But otherwise, you have to have the headset in to get a good signal, and if you have the headset in, there's no option what so ever to divert the radio to the speaker. So Sorry, but the radio can only play through your headphones unless you're lucky with test mode. (press the "C" button when in test mode to return to the home screen)
You more than likely want the FM mode. If you are listening to a trunked agency then you will have to know if they are on the MOT, or EDACS system and choose the correct one.
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