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Issue With Motorola Xpr 6550 Uhf

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dlagrega42562

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I recently bought an xpr 6550, I have had it programmed and it receives just fine, but when I go to transmit, it seems to power off, I tried swapping out the battery with another one, leaving it on the charger for an entire day but still seems to power off and power back on either when I hit the ptt button, or in the middle of a phrase while transmitting, any ideas on how to fix this or what to do to go about getting it fixed? Thanks guys.
 

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I've moved your post to its own thread. Please don't hijack other people's threads. Thanks!
 

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I recently bought an xpr 6550, I have had it programmed and it receives just fine, but when I go to transmit, it seems to power off, I tried swapping out the battery with another one, leaving it on the charger for an entire day but still seems to power off and power back on either when I hit the ptt button, or in the middle of a phrase while transmitting, any ideas on how to fix this or what to do to go about getting it fixed? Thanks guys.

Is either battery a known good battery? I'm assuming the 6550 is used, so I'm assuming the batteries are used also?
 

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The radio was bought brand new with all of the accessories, I used another battery from a radio that had no problems and it still does the same pproblem when I try to key the mic it'll power off and then turn back on
 
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