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lpe200 loud pop before every transmission
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mitaux8030
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Not aware of any setting that would intentionally or accidently cause this... I'm thinking it may either be a network (repeater or EDACS) 'problem' if its noticable on more than one radio.
Need more information on this though:
Does this happen on your LPE alone, or others LPEs too, or a mix of radios on your system (ie LPE, MRK, Orion, MDX, P7100 etc)?
EDACS or conventional, or a mix of both? If a mix, does it happen on one or the other, or both?
800 or 900 MHz?
Does this happen everywhere you go, or just one particular location?
Need more information on this though:
Does this happen on your LPE alone, or others LPEs too, or a mix of radios on your system (ie LPE, MRK, Orion, MDX, P7100 etc)?
EDACS or conventional, or a mix of both? If a mix, does it happen on one or the other, or both?
800 or 900 MHz?
Does this happen everywhere you go, or just one particular location?
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It's a known problem with the LPE series and there is a board-level fix for it. It's a result of too much DC on the speaker leads, I believe.
2wayfreq
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A batch of M7100s did the same thing. From what I understand, tiny pf resistor the size of a pin head had to be installed.
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