In the recent month or so, it seems when I turn my ws1065 on, I am having to turn the volume up and up to hear the audio (not a reception problem) I am currently at the 1 0'clock position and it just doesn't seem very loud? Any ideas? (side note: I have tried an external speaker, but that really hasn't helped).
My WS1065
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I’m only familiar with Uniden radios, but in my area, the audio is transmitted very low by the PD, I have to use the control in the radio to adjust for that … also about a year ago, ALL my radios started to lose volume, turns out it was me needed hearing aids LOL
Well that's nice too know.....lol. but on the digital frequencies I have not had a problem until late. However, I know the County I live in still uses the conventional frequencies and I know their audio is very low. But, you may be right! It very well might be my hearing...lol I also, have uniden radios as well and they seem to be fine at their settings. Thank you for your input though!....lol
cherubim
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Try enabling audioboost and turning on Digital AGC.
tvengr
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When you say power cord, do you mean the AC adapter cable with the wall wart?
Yep!......Seems when I move it around the audio jumps up and down??
Maybe silly, but I have seen a LOT of people with desktop scanners for whatever reason don't have or haven't attached the bracket that would elevate the scanner. With the speaker on the bottom will muffle the sound.
tvengr
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I installed rubber feet on the bottom of my Pro-197 to elevate the speaker and protect the furniture.
LOL.....I have been around radio for 30yrs...lol. I have covered all the Oops! items for sure.
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