jdouglasusn
- May 29, 2012
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With no input signal, adjust the tuning of your radio to a space between stations. You should hear static (a hiss).
No adjust the tuning on the transmitter (with no signal input) until it goes very quiet.
Then add signal and you *should* be able to hear it.
Never went quiet.
yes I doIs this a kit? Do you have a Voltmeter?
yes I do
But anyways problem solved, the radio's antenna sucks.
Different radio clear as crystal.
Thanks to everyone trying to help
It's possible that the bad receiver has some sort of squelch to hide the sound of static, and that makes it harder to find the silent part of the band where the transmitter is working.
It is also possible that it is digital and steps 100kHz at a time and this too make is hard to tune one to the other.
It's even possible that the signal is overloading the input of one receiver.
That's odd. To paraphrase Steve; If the transmitter & receiver are in close proximity you shouldn't need an antenna at all. I wouldn't think the receiver wouldn't need one either.