sqealing radio

Give my suggestion above a try. I've fixed a many of them by wrapping the excess speaker wire around the external speaker. But is probably the hack job tune. Probably why he sold it.

 

Speakin of squeal...I just bought a palamar sl41 mic.....Sounds nice but in my 2 strykers i really have to pull back on mic gain and talk back......Ill try it on my 3rd stryker when i get home later but suspect ill get same result...
Ill have to fully charge the aaa battery i got in it to...

 

How about posting a video so we can actually see and hear it? I love it when someone posts a real general complaint like this lol

 

That's my point, it is like they are talking a different language and those who can point out what to do in a few seconds are sometimes left in the dark with the description of the problem.

That's why I posted what i posted.

When I read this -

Truck won't start, could it be the tires?

Or some crap like that.

 

3' can still be too close. Try turning the speaker so it points away a lil at a time.

If it warbles like a sick bird then it could be caused by an antenna/coax problem.

 

Lol who fixed it lol....
I wouldnt do bizz with them if it was the ONLY radio shop......I would go back to my kiddy days of cans and string...

 

turn your mic gain all the way down and then key the mike up and turn your mic gain back up gradually until it starts sqwealing and then turn it down a little from there. If that don't fix it someone prolly cut the limiter out of it trying to get it to do as much as it can. Hope this helps Don

 

As cold as it's gotten, if you haven't changed over to winter air in those tires, that could be the problem!