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I bought a Vertex VXA-210 vhf aviation handheld and am experiencing a
strange tone when attempting to transmit with my David Clark headset plugged into it. The tone is not present if I disconnect the mic plug from the headset adapter. The tone also fades away if I remove the "rubber ducky" antenna or if I cover the mid-section of the antenna with my hand while transmitting. The radio has a feature to turn off its built-in mic with the headset connected and I have selected it to "off", but find it odd that when the headset mic plug is disconnected and transmit, I can tap on the radio's mic and faintly hear the tapping sound in my headset... Any ideas? Thanks, Monty |
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