Check for voltage at the driver and final transistor when radio is keyed--a sure way here is to unsolder with no power all three pins on driver and final and check them with a ohm meter or transistor checker--look for a open ebc or a shorted one.
If before you do that check for a direct short to the board ground (not the metal frame of radio but the metal cans) from the center pin on each transistor (driver and final)
You could find one transistor is shorted or OPEN--if so both must be replaced.
I found out if I tap the radio the tx,rx all come back. Just need to find cold solder joint or bad joint. I also think the squeel is caused by a ground issue in the echo board the last guy put in. The other suspect is the so239 is missing a ground tab. I need a close up pic of the inside to see what the last hack took out. 140GTL pic can be sent to... [email protected]. thanks
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SOURCE: cobra 148 gtl b no recieve
make sure that the rf gain is turned up all the way.Check diodes D-12&D-13.
SOURCE: pro 640e
How are you testing the audio out?
Are you using another radio?
If so, are you REALLY sure the other radio is ok?
If the other radio is ok, how do you know the mic is ok? have you tested it with another radio?
If the mic is ok, id have a look at the mic socket to check that all the pins are still there. Then open the radio up and check the socket is still connected to the main board.
Let me know how you get on..
M3ODQ
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I tested the mic again its ok. Pa works fine. I don't think its the audio chip.
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