Just a heads up from my own mistakes....
If you ever go and peak your RX chain and if you touched L1 or L2, you almost certainly just buggered up you cross-channel rejection.
If you hear stations 5 channels away or more, and even worse when the NB/ANL is on or off, thats why.
This is definite on the 858 boards.
...of course if you used a rf volt meter and a scope its probably ok, I'm talking the "by ear" way.
If you ever go and peak your RX chain and if you touched L1 or L2, you almost certainly just buggered up you cross-channel rejection.
If you hear stations 5 channels away or more, and even worse when the NB/ANL is on or off, thats why.
This is definite on the 858 boards.
...of course if you used a rf volt meter and a scope its probably ok, I'm talking the "by ear" way.
