Keith,
Some of the local guys here had a similar problem and setup as you on
ten meters. It turned out that the transmitter, even though several miles
away, was saturating the extender (noise blanker). Turning off the extender
on the receiver solved the desense problem.
These were not Moto
I believe the Maxtrac noise blanker is a pulse type vs one that is
tuned to a nearby freq, but we can certainly disable it and give it a
try (push and hold monitor button until 3 beeps).
...Keith
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> Keith,
> Some
The advice always is to turn off the extender/noise blanker in repeater
service, or find a receiver that does not have an extender/noise blanker.
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