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how can you tell they are receiving well?
will they hear down past -110 dbm?

it might be time to look at some of the weird things that can happen over time.

how is the connection being made by RL1?
use a continuity meter to check that there is no resistance there being caused by corroded or old and worn out contacts.

could the speaker jacks themselves be getting worn out?

having two radios with the exact same problem points to either an external source for the problem, or possibly something that will fail in all radios made at that time at that factory.
LC

[QUOTE="loosecannon, post: 777125, member: 1368"] how can you tell they are receiving well? will they hear down past -110 dbm? it might be time to look at some of the weird things that can happen over time. how is the connection being made by RL1? use a continuity meter to check that there is no resistance there being caused by corroded or old and worn out contacts. could the speaker jacks themselves be getting worn out? having two radios with the exact same problem points to either an external source for the problem, or possibly something that will fail in all radios made at that time at that factory. LC [/QUOTE]

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