2 radio interference.

Get rid of one radio

 

Well not to disrespect you dude, but those radio being that close will never work.

These are cbs, they are not specialized radios setup for this, and frankly that would take a lot of money and still not preform as you want it to,

But I have to ask, why two radios?

 

Ok I didn't get a chance to go through this, sorry.

Here is what I think.

First off these radios may not be the best to use, they both have a wide range on the front end and poor middle or intermittent frequency design.

There are a few things that you can do.

First make sure that the external speakers are not picking up any rf when you key up. This could be one problem hidden.

Second get the radios aligned right, rabbi can step in and suggest someone.

Third and this is a radical approach which could work if one radio is only on one channel and the other is another at the end of the spectrum, there are filters you put in line with the radio that are very narrow band pass filters, they ain't cheap and they will work on transmit too. This will give you a very narrow frequency that your receiver will not hear all the other frequencies.

I have trucks doing the same thing so I get what you are doing, just sorry I didn't get back to you quick enough.

 

OK...sounds like you need two radios so you would be able to monitor 2 channels at the same time....Why not just have one radio with a scanning feature that would let you scan between just the two channels? I'm sure y'all aren't talking on both radios at the same time anyway...

Cobra 29 lx has a scanning feature that will let you monitor just 2 or 3 channels, (there's several others as well) or however many you want...Just turn the squelch up on the channels your scanning, and soon as someone keys up, the scanning will stop on that channel so you can answer back...

Be allot less headache with just the one radio...or am I missing something here?

 

VHF is your best bet.

I have to also explain something, it is really hard to hear what the problem is through a forum. Some of us can just listen for a few seconds and point you into the direction you need to go in to fix these problems.

For example there is a thread about SWR being high, well the OP is ignoring advice and looking for an answer he thinks is right. Without being there, all he is doing is wasting time.