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Glass fuss are known to become "resistive" and an can cause a voltage drop. Often to the point of actually turning the radio off and then back on.

The question is, what will a voltage drop do to your radio.

You don't mention what your transmitted audio sounded like

[QUOTE="Road Squawker, post: 676427, member: 17089"] Glass fuss are known to become "resistive" and an can cause a voltage drop. Often to the point of actually turning the radio off and then back on. The question is, what will a voltage drop do to your radio. You don't mention what your transmitted audio sounded like [/QUOTE]

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