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Old 11-27-2006, 05:10 PM
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I just put a permanent mount antenna in my vehicle. Since then my 2096 has a whistle that gets higher as I give more throttle. Will one of the those filter/antennuators from scanner master fix that. Or what do I need to get?

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Sounds like you have a bad Ground. yes Try regrounding it or try to run anouther Ground. and try a filter.
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i get it too. dont feel bad. i havent done anything about it, but hey it sounds beautiful (lol).

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Check out this forum same radio same problem
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I just put a permanent mount antenna in my vehicle. Since then my 2096 has a whistle that gets higher as I give more throttle. Will one of the those filter/antennuators from scanner master fix that. Or what do I need to get?

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Try a few things:

1. Take the antenna off the mount. Does the whistle go away? If so, it's coming thru the antenna. Try making about 5 or so 6" diameter loops in the coax with wire ties near the antenna mount.

If the whistle stays when you take the antenna off, it's probably coming in on the power to the radio. If it's in the power, go buy some clamp on ferrite chokes like you see on the power cord for a computer and put on the power leads near the radio.

2. Is it a GM? If so, run the power straight from the battery, along the LEFT fender. This is the GM recommended way for two way radio power. Fuse both the negative and the positive at the battery, and fuse the hot side again at the radio.

I'm not saying any of this will work, but it just might.
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OK. I will give that a shot. Thank you everyone for the advice. I will let you know what works.

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