. I have the noise blocker switch but when I use it I lose some of my range. Is there anything I can do to prevent this from happening? I would appreciate any help at all thank you.FeedBack Problems
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Rooster9507
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FeedBack Problems
I have just installed a cobra 29ltd classic, I have it hooked straight to the battery and I am using a 102" stainless steel whip. The radio works great but the problem is I am getting real bad feedback from my car through the CB Speaker . I have the noise blocker switch but when I use it I lose some of my range. Is there anything I can do to prevent this from happening? I would appreciate any help at all thank you.
. I have the noise blocker switch but when I use it I lose some of my range. Is there anything I can do to prevent this from happening? I would appreciate any help at all thank you.-
Neo1130
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Re: FeedBack Problems
I would start by checking power connection. Make sure your ground has 100% good contact. Remove paint/dirt/rust and go bare metal.
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Neo1130
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Re: FeedBack Problems
Also when running wire don't go parallel with other wires. Cross at 90 degrees when possible...
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hamradiotech
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Re: FeedBack Problems
Is the feedback your referring to be AC alternator whine? Can you add additional information to the feedback issue. Thanks