So for a while I've had an XG-25M in my vehicle connected to a ChargeGuard, along with 3 other Moto and Kenwood radios. When my vehicle (older Honda) first starts up, all the radios come on and work just fine. However, when I turn my ignition off and then back on (i.e. like when I stop at a gas station), the power on the XG-25M automatically cycles off and then back on. This never happens with my 3 other Kenwood or Moto radios. Currently the white ignition wire and main power wire are connected to a fuse panel tied to the ChargeGuard. I've also tried connecting the main power wire to an un-switched fuse block going directly to the battery, and it does the same thing.
One of my other radios is a 110 Watt TK-5710, and I would assume that monster uses more current on power-up than the XG-25M would. I have a hard time believing my alternator or battery is the issue, especially since when I first start the vehicle the XG-25M turns on just fine. Any ideas on what might be causing this? Could the radio itself have some type of hardware issue?
One of my other radios is a 110 Watt TK-5710, and I would assume that monster uses more current on power-up than the XG-25M would. I have a hard time believing my alternator or battery is the issue, especially since when I first start the vehicle the XG-25M turns on just fine. Any ideas on what might be causing this? Could the radio itself have some type of hardware issue?