Also, if you get lights but no sound, make sure the PL is off by removing the microphone from the hang up box or toggling the switch on the hang up box (places radio in "mon" mode). It should have black and green wires attached, if memory serves me right...
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Motorola Syntor X
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The weard thing is that when it was in my truck, it worked flawlessly. I took it out and put my Maxar 80 in because i thought the Syntor would be an AWESOME base staton.................................so today i put it back in my truck and hooked up my Maxar 80 up in my office and the Syntor works perfectly in my truck again, so im presumeing it was a power issue
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If your power supply can't handle the Syntor in RX, it sure isn't going to handle it in TX. I still believe it was improper hookup to the power supply, did you use the same control cable, and accessories?
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ok, i am confused. you first state it is your father's radio that worked when he removed it from his truck. now you say you put it BACK in yours. this is really irrelevant except that it makes me think we are not getting the whole story. are you using the exact equipment on the power supply, then taking all of it(head/cable/radio/etc, and installing in your truck and it suddenly works? or is there a control cable or other accessories already in your truck and you jsut hooked up the box?
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