Screen is fine. And clock is fine. No prompt.
Being a 2018 manufacture I’d suspect it has C1 installed.
Screen is fine. And clock is fine. No prompt.
Being a 2018 manufacture I’d suspect it has C1 installed.
Are you testing the UHF by keying up a handheld in the same room as the 436?Ok. I guess i cant hear uhf then. Maybe it's the radio system?
Are you testing the UHF by keying up a handheld in the same room as the 436?
OK, that should work. How far away from the tower are you? And 5 seems high for the squelch but I don't have a 436 so don't know what setting is 1 or 2 steps higher than open squelch. On my SDS200 squelch set at 2 works best.
I leave my 436 on Squelch Level 2 and it works with no problem.OK, that should work. How far away from the tower are you? And 5 seems high for the squelch but I don't have a 436 so don't know what setting is 1 or 2 steps higher than open squelch. On my SDS200 squelch set at 2 works best.
15 miles sounds a bit far to me. Maybe you're just too far away to get a solid signal?The transmitter is 15 miles away same county. My squelch is at 2
If you've been following the thread.. we really have been trying to pinpoint the problem, I think you might have hit, the nail on the head.15 miles sounds a bit far to me. Maybe you're just too far away to get a solid signal?
If you've been following the thread.. we really have been trying to pinpoint the problem, I think you might have hit, the nail on the head.
Try lining the battery compartment with copper foil tape. I'm just curious, what is the terrain like between you and the fire dept 15 miles away? I am 35 miles East of NYC and with an 800mhz antenna I can get some NYPD from in my yard. Scratchy but understandable.
So with the radio made in 2018 I have no doubt that the 436 does have the C1 capacitor, so lining the battery cover with copper tape will make no difference whatsoever. I just can't imagine that all radios off the line did not included a new board and the C1 capacitor..Try lining the battery compartment with copper foil tape. I'm just curious, what is the terrain like between you and the fire dept 15 miles away? I am 35 miles East of NYC and with an 800mhz antenna I can get some NYPD from in my yard. Scratchy but understandable.
If you've been following the thread.. we really have been trying to pinpoint the problem, I think you might have hit, the nail on the head.
I don't think that's going to make any difference. I would use whatever your system calls for.Can i adjust the freq step for signal? It's at 12.5 now.
So that wont help an analog uhf/vhf conventional system?I don't think that's going to make any difference.
We just got an update on the Forum here. I'm getting used to it and I responded to another thread, not yours. But I canceled that. As I say I would use whatever step is in the database as your frequency step for the object you're trying to listen to.. are you in a position to be able to have a rooftop antenna for analog UHF reception?So that wont help an analog uhf/vhf conventional system?
No problem.We just got an update on the Forum here. I'm getting used to it and I responded to another thread, not yours. But I canceled that. As I say I would use whatever step is in the database as your frequency step for the object you're trying to listen to.. are you in a position to be able to have a rooftop antenna for analog UHF reception?
Normal setting for squelch is 2. Did you try swapping antennas between the 2 scanners?Squelch at 5.
Ok. And yes i did swap. No luck.Normal setting for squelch is 2. Did you try swapping antennas between the 2 scanners?