with my handheld and the OT2m you have to have the volume turned up a little to recive so I was "thinking" it was the same way with this alinco setup. this is my 2nd alinco setup I have built and 3 more to go. my buddy is supporting the funding and I'm supporting my time on programming. the 2 already built is I-gates and then the next 3 will only be digi. trying to get this wyoming area built up the where gillette to sheridan and sheridan to cody is fully covered as well as we can with the funding we have. sounds like the next will be ordered in June. K7CDL Ron
From: Rudy Sent: Saturday, April 24, 2010 9:28 AM To: [email protected] Subject: [tracker2] Re: alinco 135 questions You are in good company then. har har de rudy ve3bdr in kanuckistan. --- In [email protected], <wyoming_semi_dri...@...> wrote: > > just turned it all the way down and it recived perfect, I guess I was just > being stupid. thanks all > k7cdl > Ron > > > From: Teddy Banks > Sent: Saturday, April 24, 2010 7:37 AM > To: [email protected] > Subject: Re: [tracker2] alinco 135 questions > > > > I also have an Alinco DR-135 and a T2-135, and do not have any problems with > the volume turned all the way down, and I also inserted a jack into the > external speaker jack to kill any sounds to the internal speaker. > > On 4/24/2010 2:48 AM, Ron K7CDL wrote: > > > the one thing i'm not likeing about the alinco and T2-135 setup is you have > to turn up the volume knob to setup volume for the input packet, the biggest > with this is you hear a pop sound everytime the squelch is opened up. the > problem with this is there is noway to have the radio in same room as > sleeping, is there anyway to stop this? > > Ron >
