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Is the T1 a large (compared to everything else in there) approximately 1-1/2" square gizmo with a metal perimeter and what looks to be a wire-wound coil within, looking at the component side of the innards, with the face of the radio closest to me, this is on the right and beside the right-rear screw that is through the board; there is a T1 printed beside it ?

Where is the audio chip and it's pin 1; I am assuming it is a different component from the T1; does this audio chip have an identification ?

I found the D8.

When the radio was still in the truck and I was trying to diagnose it, the meter needle never moved regardless of what I did; however, I couldn't really say whether it may or may not have moved when the wife was attempting to talk to me from another truck; I will try and move my test antenna outside the shop and see what the needle does when she tries talking again.
I doubt I would get any signal at all inside this metal-sided building, even with a truck parked just right through the wall --- or would I ?

Thanks again for helping me.

<blockquote data-quote="BuckSkin" data-source="post: 605383" data-attributes="member: 50916">Is the T1 a large (compared to everything else in there) approximately 1-1/2&quot; square gizmo with a metal perimeter and what looks to be a wire-wound coil within, looking at the component side of the innards, with the face of the radio closest to me, this is on the right and beside the right-rear screw that is through the board; there is a T1 printed beside it ?Where is the audio chip and it&#039;s pin 1; I am assuming it is a different component from the T1; does this audio chip have an identification ?I found the D8.When the radio was still in the truck and I was trying to diagnose it, the meter needle never moved regardless of what I did; however, I couldn&#039;t really say whether it may or may not have moved when the wife was attempting to talk to me from another truck; I will try and move my test antenna outside the shop and see what the needle does when she tries talking again.I doubt I would get any signal at all inside this metal-sided building, even with a truck parked just right through the wall --- or would I ?Thanks again for helping me.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="BuckSkin, post: 605383, member: 50916"] Is the T1 a large (compared to everything else in there) approximately 1-1/2" square gizmo with a metal perimeter and what looks to be a wire-wound coil within, looking at the component side of the innards, with the face of the radio closest to me, this is on the right and beside the right-rear screw that is through the board; there is a T1 printed beside it ? Where is the audio chip and it's pin 1; I am assuming it is a different component from the T1; does this audio chip have an identification ? I found the D8. When the radio was still in the truck and I was trying to diagnose it, the meter needle never moved regardless of what I did; however, I couldn't really say whether it may or may not have moved when the wife was attempting to talk to me from another truck; I will try and move my test antenna outside the shop and see what the needle does when she tries talking again. I doubt I would get any signal at all inside this metal-sided building, even with a truck parked just right through the wall --- or would I ? Thanks again for helping me. [/QUOTE]

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