Maxtrac Audio Question

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Maxtrac Audio Question

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I have a Maxtrac VHF. When I first turn it on the audio is extremely low. It gets louder after a few receptions or I can just hold MON down and the audio rises. What would cause this. Its not that big of a deal but Im sure its not normal :roll:
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Post by KB!DAN »

ahh..... i was having the same problam with mine when it was running off a batery, the batery may be to small no good or it is simply not charged, my first suggestion would be to put the batery on a trickle charge overnight and see what happens..... if your using a power supply it may be eathe an extremly small one or its begining to deteriorate. let me know what happens. :wink:

I know this from personal experiance with my maxtrac it drove me nuts for hrs untill i put the radio on a good batery.
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Post by Will »

Yep, the slow warm-up problem with Maxtrac/Radius/GM series mobiles.

http://batboard.batlabs.com/viewtopic.php?t=4959
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Replacing a cap will fix about 99% of that problem as well! The ones i have had with this problem had a leaky cap, C551, replace it with a 10uf 35v electrolytic and your done.
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Im not much of a brain surgean. :o Any where I can get some directions and maybe a pic of where its located
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Post by kcbooboo »

Open the radio, remove the bottom cover. Find the HLNxxxx number on the logic board, as there are four versions. Post that, and someone can give you additional guidance.

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