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Minitor IV Problem with receiving and hum

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I have a Monitor IV and it will randomly drop in volume. Sometimes when it is acting normal it will get a loud high pitched hum while receiving the transmission. My hand will effect the hum when I place it in front of the speaker. I don't think it is my speaker because it does not happen when I use my store voice option. I have seen many post of the decoder having problems, but I have not read any posts with the same problems. it echoes sometimes as well, but i have no idea if these issues are connected.

If anyone has any ideas, it would be greatly appreciated. Thanks, Oopie
 
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you would probably be better served asking in the motorola forum.

but you cannot cross post. just ask a moderator for help.
 
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