Ive been using an external speaker on my cb and noticed its been quiet lately which is pretty normal sadly... untill i picked up very faint noises of a nearby convo. You could only hear if you had your ear next to it. Thinking its just the speaker going bad ( it shouldnt be its not that old ) i unplugged and it to see if its just the speaker gone bad. If i call for a radio check i wont be sure if just no one is answering me or something is broken. So what to do?
Do i need a cb shop?
Discussion in 'CB Radio Forum' started by Lazy, Jun 7, 2019.
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Park at a truckstop around 8pm when almost all the spots are taken. Open up the squelch and ask for a radio check. Huge chance someone in the lot will reply.
rabbiporkchop Thanks this. -
I'll give that a try thanks, if my speakers are bad probably needs to get taken to a shop
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If it’s a cheap external speaker I’d just get a new one. If not then sure check see what the shop can do for you.
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I'd test the speaker jack on the back of the radio. The microphone might have a bad connection to the receive wire also.
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I know when I had grounding and coax issues, the sound from my external speaker would decrease by about 75% when the system would short out.
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