I doubt you would get far with Motorola since the problem is that Yaesu is not using good engineering practice by not filtering the TX audio to remove CTCSS components. I would start with Yaesu asking them why not.
Joe M. Nate Duehr wrote: > > On Sep 26, 2007, at 7:09 AM, Al Wolfe wrote: > > > So the questions remain: Is the Quantar PL sensitivity > > adjustable? Is it > > a good thing to make it more sensitive? How do I convince some > > users that > > there may be a problem with their radio? > > Not trying to sound sarcastic here at all, just serious... > > Since the Quantar and the VX-6 are both "current product" from both > Motorola and Yaesu, it would seem that a discussion with both > regarding the problem would be in order. > > (I know we're all used to using stuff that was "end of life" years > before we put it on the air, but... this stuff is being sold today, > and both companies should offer support. Whether or not they'll try > to CHARGE you for that support in today's stupid support climate, is > another story.) > > It's a pain, but I would start with a call to Motorola, possibly > following up (and being prepared ahead of time to send) with screen- > shots from some test gear of what's coming out of the Yaesu to both > companies. > > -- > Nate Duehr, WY0X > [EMAIL PROTECTED] > > > Yahoo! Groups Links > > >
