Where are earth do they sell those little speakers at? Rat shack has done away with them.
Radiocat
GP300 speaker problem
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radiocat37
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GP300 speaker problem
I have a GP300 internal speaker verified as bad (confirmed by hooking leads to a known good speaker--worked great). Do I have to buy the speaker-mic-paper cable assembly, or can I just get a replacement speaker?
Where are earth do they sell those little speakers at? Rat shack has done away with them.
Radiocat
Where are earth do they sell those little speakers at? Rat shack has done away with them.
Radiocat
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Josh
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Re: GP300 speaker problem
They're like $5 and available from any Motorola radio dealer. Check your yellow pages, of course, someone here might have one available too- yes you can get them speaker-only.radiocat37 wrote:I have a GP300 internal speaker verified as bad (confirmed by hooking leads to a known good speaker--worked great). Do I have to buy the speaker-mic-paper cable assembly, or can I just get a replacement speaker?
Where are earth do they sell those little speakers at? Rat shack has done away with them.
Radiocat
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Daniel Watson
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GP300 Speakers a Dime a Dozen
The speakers are the same as P110's & GP88's. I have a hundred of them or more. Still need one (speaker/Mic assembly). Let me know
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Daniel Watson
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Speaker Mic Problem Update
Be careful, I thought we had a speaker mic jack problem but it turned out to be a bad lead wire from the internal mic/speaker. It probably came from re-casing the radio and the little ribbon wire connector had a break, probably from pulling on it, and the internal mic did not work. These ribbon wires do not take much stress. Check them with a simple ohm meter before assuming a speaker mic problem.