DTB Radio. Standard tune. I requested nothing other than factory specs.
He said he saw nothing wrong on the scope. When I throw a DK, my shack goes nuts. My LDG auto tuner cycles, TV goes haywire and my stereo bleeds. Nothing else in the shack causes problems. It peaks when you adjust power up and down within 20-30 watts it really goes nuts and squeals.
I took it out of the box, sat it on the desk, crimped some ring terminals on, flipped the power supply on and keyed it up and immediately noticed the RF issues.
Told me to contact Ranger.
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Ranger was very quick with the repair and I noticed the rig worked way better than when I got it from Copper.
I had a N2 that I bought from Copper. I had them do the expand align and tune on it. When I was first trying it out I noticed the roger beep function wasn't working? I called Copper and talked to there tech.....He said it would have to be sent to Ranger.
Ranger was very quick with the repair and I noticed the rig worked way better than when I got it from Copper. Ranger also left the rig converted for CB which I found to be a surprise.
I hope they can make yours right.
You would be better off letting a 3rd grader touch your radio then Copper's. LOL I would not let them touch my toaster much less a radio.
When I try to run my n2 with a handheld m6b mic I get a squeal. Tried another mic same exact model and it does same thing? They only way both mics won't squeal is if i have mic turned almost off. Then modulation is really low. Swapped batteries, checked wiring. Still Same problem. Only thing done to radio is conversion and alignment. When I hook a d104 night eagle base mic up it sounds great. Can't figure out why it doesn't like the hand held d104s? Any suggestions? I posted a thread about this, but figured I'd post here too.
You would be better off letting a 3rd grader touch your radio then Copper's. LOL I would not let them touch my toaster much less a radio.
Just place a ferrite bead on the mic cord right at the connector on the radio and there is a 90% chance the feedback will go away.