I've had this issue ever since I got my Pro-106, where my local dispatch (in Boone Co, KY) will occasionally drop in the middle of a transmission, and by that I mean the radio thinks the signal is gone and continues to scan, only to come right back to it.
So, recently I acquired a really old radio for nostalgia, a Realistic Patrolman SW-60, and I tuned it to the local dispatch. What I found was that I would also occasionally hear other nearby frequencies. Could this be the reason why my radio drops out? Or is my radio possibly broken? It's been doing this since I got it, and it does it in other places, not just in my house.
The frequency I listen to is in the UHF range, and it doesn't seem like it happens on other frequencies.
If it is bleed-over, is there a setting I can tweak on the Pro-106?
Thanks!
John
So, recently I acquired a really old radio for nostalgia, a Realistic Patrolman SW-60, and I tuned it to the local dispatch. What I found was that I would also occasionally hear other nearby frequencies. Could this be the reason why my radio drops out? Or is my radio possibly broken? It's been doing this since I got it, and it does it in other places, not just in my house.
The frequency I listen to is in the UHF range, and it doesn't seem like it happens on other frequencies.
If it is bleed-over, is there a setting I can tweak on the Pro-106?
Thanks!
John