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Radioddity GD-77 AUDIO

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mikerabbit

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Good morning,
I have the GD-77 it has been programmed and receiving great however I when I transmit on analog my audio is very low and on digital their is no transmit audio. Is anybody familiar with this problem and is their a way to adjust the mic gain on this radio either through the CPS or keypad menu options?
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Mike
 

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On the analog ham channels, remember to use WIDE deviation. NARROW deviation will cause your audio to sound low to others. I've also heard that many of the CCR's need to be close-talked.

I can't help with the digital audio issue.

- John
 
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