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G2 Transmission Lag

EllisT

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So, I was on a scene earlier and I noticed something.
I was wondering if anyone has noticed a delay in receiving transmissions? So, people using radios would get transmissions 1-2 seconds earlier then I would receive them. Is there a way to fix this?
 

hazrat8990

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Voice buffering is turned on. You should be able to turn the feature off by pressing the settings button, toggle down to function status, and then down to voice buffering.
 

hazrat8990

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One thing I forgot to mention is that you'll have to change the setting for each knob position.
 
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