General lee 10 meter cb radio

I run the same radio, but have never run into this problem. This is maybe due to, i only use AM, and "D" channel. Just checked my radio, and no issues with AM/FM, or any channel A,B,C,D,E,F,G. Maybe take the radio to reputable radio shop, and have it checked out. I had to turn squelch knob pretty far to have it quite the noise.

 

you posted on another Forum that when you switched to "A,B,or C" Band you couldn't hear who you were talking to...That's because when you switched off of "D" band, you switched off the CB Band of channels...Person you were talking to would also have to switch to the Band your on in-order for you to talk to them...as for the squelch deal...I have no idea...never herd of that problem...you may have just not turned the squelch knob far enough to cut out the hiss...

 

I can think of a few Konnection Electronics in Wisconsin. This is where i get my radios fixed, tuned, peaked, and buy my radios. Clays in Weatherford,Tx use to be a good shop. Maybe someone else may have other suggestions for you.

 

Jericho Communications CB, Bakersfield CA. Been in business for many years, Commercial shop that also works on CB and imports

 

Is there room for a medically retired driver here. I got my ham ticket, was looking at 10 meter, but found a nationwide one on 2 meter. Nothigb wrong with the 10 meter band, just fewer idgetson 2. were yu aware you do not have to know morse code anymore to get the ham ticket. I used several programs on the internet to get past my tech ticket, preparing to take my general and extra class test during May. I will never drive 18 or the 48 again. Being retired was BOOOOORRRRRIIIING. found ham and love it.

You can get a 2 meter riadio for just a little more than 100.00, or a dual band handheld for under 50.00. Some handhelds can be pouch mounted and have speaker/mic's for convenience. Get back with me if you want to talk more about it.