OldJunk2

Yes, tried all of that

Update I purchased the Y adapter from Wouxun. I still cannot get audio from both sides of the radio. I give up. I hooked the speaker up to the left side and only use that half of the radio now. What a waste

It's in my Jeep, the radio is under the seat along with my Icom 2730 dual band. I have 2 external speakers, one for the Icom, one for the Wouxun. There isn't any room for the 3rd speaker I found out today that Wouxun makes the cable I need so I ordered it from them

I just ordered another one to try

My CB antenna is 8" from my GMRS and I have zero issues with either radio

The wouxun manual says to use a Y adapter for a single external speaker?

I'm using a mono Y adaptor

My old Jeep is noisy. I added a Lido headrest speaker and used a 3.5mm "Y" adapter to connect the speaker to both out puts as directed in the manual. I only get output on the external speaker to area b, no matter how I have the speakers set on the radio (radio, mic, both) What is going on with this radio?

Update: I'm a dummy. I had the TX tones entered into the RX of the programming. The radio is performing as good as a 20w should. I'm getting 15.5w on high with a SWR of 1.4 to 1 as tested with my NanoVNA

Dummy load and sure com meter

I hooked up a dummy load when i first got it and it's constantly putting out 17w on high. I will check it again

Yes, I've tried hitting two separate repeaters that are both line of sight from my house. I'm using the same tones that are working with my 6 other radios. One repeater is a few miles away at 3000ft, the other is 12 miles away at 1500ft. I can physically see the repeaters from my house, which is on the side of a mountain at 1000ft It's either a programming issue, or faulty equipment. I'm going to hook my nanovna up tomorrow and test my antenna and coax, then go from there

It's brand new, maybe a week old

Yes

Yes, I get a full red line showing TX