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Is there anyone who would service a mt2000? I has a sequel on Tx. I like the radio. Im sure most will say its not worth repairing, but I really like the radio. Had it a long time.
 

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Not sure you'd feel comfortable with this, but it's an option:

If you open up the radio, check and make sure all the shields are in place. Some of them are usually soldered on. Reflowing the solder can sometimes fix this. I had an old HT1000 that did this, and that fixed it.
 
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