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G6VEY > PMR 27.09.04 21:17l 67 Lines 1583 Bytes #999 (0) @ WW
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Subj: RE: Motorola GP300 Help
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> Date/Time : 26-Sep 10:53
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> Message # : 62684
> Title : Motorola GP300 Help
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> From: M3GXQ@GB7HOL.#22.GBR.EU
> To : PMR@WW
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> Hi all,
>
> I got a pair of Motorola GP300 Hand held's.
>
> I have programmed them to the UK 70cm band, ready for use, as and when I
> get my intermediate license, next month.
>
> One problem.....
>
> Both of them suffer with extremely low TX audio, when used without a
> speaker mic. Plug in the external speaker mic, and the audio is of a
> reasonable quality. Without the speaker mic, you literally have to kiss
> the radio, and shout, in order to get heard.
>
> I have checked the internal mic, and blown out the dust etc from it, but
> to no avail.
>
> Has anyone had experience of these radios? and is it a common, easily
> rectifiable fault?, like just needing a new mic insert?
>
> Many thanks & Best 73's
>
> James - M3GXQ
>
>
> [End of Message #62684 from M3GXQ]
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>
Hi James
One problem we have in the trade is dirty contacts in the spkr/mic
connector at the top of the gp300. I would normally replace it.
However, A small squirt of some form of switch cleanser, then gently
work the speaker mic in and out normally does the trick.
Hope this helps.
73 Ian
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