So here is the problem I live in Minnesota (washington county) and I am monitoring the trunked P25 ARMER system. However the audio is EXTREMELY choppy even though the signal meter is between 3/4 to 4/4 full. Its very disappointing since I just bought this scanner and I am very frustrated. Some help would be much appreciated.
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N1BHH
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There are several threads which discuss this and suggest adjusting the AGC and other settings in the radio. These are the trials and tribulations of monitoring P-25, it happens all the time.
sound_efex
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More than likely, your radio is just fine. Your answer lies within your question. Signal strength relates to frequencies. Audio quality relates to the signal being carried by that freq ( P25 in your case ).
I had a problem monitoring two different 400 Mhz P25 systems. One was clear as daylight and the other, which was more important to me, was intermittent. A simple solution was to tune and realign the antenna ( adjust the length and X/Y axis in relation to the scanner ). Distant conventional signals were sacrificed, but both systems come in loud and clear.
I had a problem monitoring two different 400 Mhz P25 systems. One was clear as daylight and the other, which was more important to me, was intermittent. A simple solution was to tune and realign the antenna ( adjust the length and X/Y axis in relation to the scanner ). Distant conventional signals were sacrificed, but both systems come in loud and clear.
How would I go about doing this?
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