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Dead Vertex VX-3200

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A friend of mine has the older VX-3200 mobile radio vhf. I guess he was tinkering around with it one day and did not have the mic plugged in, while the unit was powered on, he plugged the mic back in, and the radio shut down, since then he has yet to get it to power back on. Is there any way to possibly reset it? or is there an internal fuse he may have blown? anyone know what happened? Thought it was kind of odd for it to just kill it like that myself. But who knows...
 
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