Oddly enough, when I bought my new 436HP, my PSR 500 died. The malfunctioning had to do with being able to receive signals. It was not the typical BNC module issue common to this radio. No, the culprit was determined to be a RF amp. Since reception was involved, I thought that replacing the RF amp might help the radio deal with linear distortion better, but it didn't. It did however reveal how quickly the PSR 500 locks on a transmission quicker than the 436HP.
But, the shining star here is the repair service of G&G. For a one-man operation, the work was outstanding. Yes, like advertised, older models can take around 30 days to repair. Mine was no exception. It came back working great with the used parts in a bag. I call that great service!
But, the shining star here is the repair service of G&G. For a one-man operation, the work was outstanding. Yes, like advertised, older models can take around 30 days to repair. Mine was no exception. It came back working great with the used parts in a bag. I call that great service!