All of my NX-320 turned off at the same time

[LRUcommo]

Hello there.

A strange thing happened to 6 of my NX-320s. We took 2 of them to do a job, they both turned off at the same time (was around 0100 local time). They also wouldn't turn on. Well, I thought the batteries died or were faulty. I took them back, swapped with other radios, that were turned off - they wouldn't turn on too!

After some fiddling - all of them turned on after turning the channel selection knob a few clicks and then switching on the power.

So, my question is - did I miss something in my codeplug? Because happened to all my radios at once and it is really strange.

 

[mmckenna]

Were these on a trunked radio system? Conventional repeater? Simplex?

 

[LRUcommo]

Were these on a trunked radio system? Conventional repeater? Simplex?

Sorry, forgot to mention - simplex.

Thes strangest thing was that even the unused radios (that were off in the first place) would not turn on too.

 

[Wicho]

Well, it's either April 1 and I didn't realize it or...

I know the Motorola DTR600 has a rental mode where once the rental timer reaches 0 the radio is disabled. Any chance there was something like this in the programming (don't know if it's even possible on the NX-320, and since they eventually powered back on...).

Just throwing out a thought.

 

[mmckenna]

Well, it's either April 1 and I didn't realize it or...

I know the Motorola DTR600 has a rental mode where once the rental timer reaches 0 the radio is disabled. Any chance there was something like this in the programming (don't know if it's even possible on the NX-320, and since they eventually powered back on...).

Just throwing out a thought.

Kenwood's don't have that.

Unless someone pinged out a kill/stun code on your frequency, I'm not sure what would cause that.

 

[AM909]

EMP?

 

[KevinC]

EMP?

Skinwalker Ranch?