Open martymayfield1 opened 6 years ago
When using the Phoenix network, even Motorola radios get tripped up by something from the bridge during a transmission, even with 100% RF signals, causing the audio to stop being heard, maybe this is a bridge issue rather than a radio issue? Only fix is to change channels and when you return to the required channel, then the audio resumes. Issue is not present if both users are on the same repeater.
Afternoon Tried that one too and it didnt work.
If you have any other ideas please let me know
thanks Marty
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I can see that the radio is receiving the signal but no audio is coming thru. It appears the Restricted Access System of the DMR system is causing the receiver not to open up so the audio can be heard. Both Uniden and Whistler Scanners can decode the audio and allow the user to hear it. So why cant the Anytone AT-D868UV?