N0YJV
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"C:\Users\lenny\Downloads\PresidentLincoln-Mod_11100271750003.pdf"
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President Lincoln II + very low volume on CB-AM after Mod
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N0YJV
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Hey, I'm hoping someone would watch this youtube and type out the steps, because I can't tell what he is doing, other than entering 12345 as a password.
N0YJV
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I've tried to have a non-techie person try this for me and it didn't work. Does anyone know where I can get a programming cable for this radio? I read a few places on-line that the Anytone 5555 cable works for the PL II+, so I ordered one, but it does not fit. I'm hoping I can set this up from the software. I cannot seem to find cables for this radio on-line.
The place that sold me the radio does not carry them.
Thanks.
TomLine
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I think they may be pulling the cover, and inserting the cable directly into the board to bypass the tiny usb connector on the back. I think it's actually a serial connection and the special cable has a usb/serial converter built in.
Common complaint on AM monitoring with the Lincoln II+ v3 seems to be that the squelch doesn't work right. On auto-squelch, the signal gets choppy, so one has to use manual mode constantly between 0 and 1, even with solid signals. I wonder if this is connected to the low volume issue.
Common complaint on AM monitoring with the Lincoln II+ v3 seems to be that the squelch doesn't work right. On auto-squelch, the signal gets choppy, so one has to use manual mode constantly between 0 and 1, even with solid signals. I wonder if this is connected to the low volume issue.
TomLine
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He holds the menu button steady, like normal to activate it, and he cycles through the menu items, cbPLJd (cb password).
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