Comm noise

"RST Engineering" wrote

Orval, you are chasing your tail. If it does it on BOTH radios, the
probability of a dual identical fault is practically zero, especially if
the noise on #1 correlates with the noise on #2.

Sure, go ahead and shotgun the thing and then come back in here lamenting
that you spent $X amus on the problem and it is still there.

I'm with you, on this point.

Do you have any ideas on what possible things to look at (to trouble-shoot
it) to figure out what the real problem is, yet?
--
Jim in NC

"RST Engineering" writes:

Orval, you are chasing your tail. If it does it on BOTH radios, the
probability of a dual identical fault is practically zero, especially if the
noise on #1 correlates with the noise on #2.



Do the two radios have separate antennas, or do they share a single point
of failure?


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